La P/E14 di Frankie Morello presenta abiti dalle linee pulite, decori 3d e ricami ispirati ai gioielli di Fulco di Verdura, nobile Siciliano del secolo scorso, che faceva impazzire il jet set dell' epoca.
L' opulenza delle sue creazioni viene riletta in chiave contemporanea, evitando l' ostentazione della ricchezza, ma prediligendo un lusso metafisico, e voglia di semplicità.
Le lavorazioni sono preziose: metallo dorato e pietre, trasparenze effetto see-through emergono da scolli e spacchi; i volumi sono boxy, il punto vita scivola in basso in un suggestivo richiamo agli anni 30', e i tessuti creano un trompe l' oeil di sovrapposizioni.
Le opere di Piero Fornasetti e Maurits Cornelis Escher sono reinterpretate in stampe metafisiche, vero must have della stagione; compaiono forme antropomorfe in bianco e nero, "tessuto stucco" off-white e varianti armaturate e matelassè.
I materiali spaziano dai più femminili georgette e organza, a quelli tecnici rubati all' ambiente nautico, come le tele cerate; anche le calzature richiamano il mondo del sailing , con sandali bassi in bianco e argento, e modelli alti in total silver.
Le borse sono ricche, con pietre e dettagli plexi che adornano come veri gioielli.
Frankie Morello' s SS14 proposes clean lines garments, with 3D embroideries and jewel-ornaments, inspired by Fulco di Verdura, Sicilian noble that used to drive crazy the Jet Set of his time.
The opulence of his creations is mediated through a contemporary perspective, avoiding ostentations, preferring metaphysical luxury and simplicity.
Trimmings are precious: golden metal and stones, see-through transparencies fabrics which come out of necklines and rips; the volumes are boxy, the waistline is lower than usual, suggestively reminding of the 30s, and the overlapping fabrics create a trompe l' oeil effect.
Piero Fornasetti and Maurits Cornelis Escher' s works become metaphysical graphics - real season must-have- , including anthropomorphic forms, off-white "stucco Fabric", armored and matelassè models.
The materials range from more feminine ones, like georgette and organza, to the technical ones, such as oilcloth; the shoes remind of the sailing area too, with white and silver flats and total silver high heels.
The bags are luxurious, with stones and plexi details that adorn as much as real jewels.
Frankie Morello' s SS14 proposes clean lines garments, with 3D embroideries and jewel-ornaments, inspired by Fulco di Verdura, Sicilian noble that used to drive crazy the Jet Set of his time.
The opulence of his creations is mediated through a contemporary perspective, avoiding ostentations, preferring metaphysical luxury and simplicity.
Trimmings are precious: golden metal and stones, see-through transparencies fabrics which come out of necklines and rips; the volumes are boxy, the waistline is lower than usual, suggestively reminding of the 30s, and the overlapping fabrics create a trompe l' oeil effect.
Piero Fornasetti and Maurits Cornelis Escher' s works become metaphysical graphics - real season must-have- , including anthropomorphic forms, off-white "stucco Fabric", armored and matelassè models.
The materials range from more feminine ones, like georgette and organza, to the technical ones, such as oilcloth; the shoes remind of the sailing area too, with white and silver flats and total silver high heels.
The bags are luxurious, with stones and plexi details that adorn as much as real jewels.
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