Betting in a simple and modern concept, the designers Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi had developed the Fall Winter 2010/11 collection with slight lines. With a samurai inspiration and references in Bauhaus moviment, the duet had show a growth in the italian’s catwalks.
The newest brand’s propose have invested in many embroideries and tricky constructions to present in Milan Fashion Week. Even being extremally well done and full of details, they can be easily understood in magnificent garments.
We can see simple looks, like an exquisite grey tweed set, where the leather cutout follows the same lines just for the coat as for the tailler or a fabulous coat that contrasts stiff and sharp lapels with a slight and smooth fabric for the rest of the garment.
The Winter 2010/11 silhouette by Gianfranco Ferré is tight, dry and not even a bit exaggerate. They usually come with a straigh cutout and wide belts with a gladiator style, to mark the waist and show the curves.
After all that simplicity of shapes and constructions, the runway presented in Milan were quite different if we observe the stylish in the Aquilano and Rimondi’s looks. Ascribing to the new collection the title “decorated minimalis”, the designers look for delicacy, like it shows in the long sleeve dress that were made with chiffon and leather that has delighful eyes.
Even for the night the dresses came discrete and sober. The ones that really have detach were nude and caramel. Among wonderful coats and skirts, the tressê tecnique appears amazing in gown dresses made of leather, sequins or matalic fabrics that brought and unique finely collection.
Known by the handmade work applied in its work, the Gianfrannco Ferré brings to Fall Winter 2010/11 the prime details for a sophisticated fashion. With less architectonic references and more attencion in the female silhouette, the designers made a stunning fancy collection for Fall Winter 2010/11, and had a growth in their work.
Camila Cemin Rolon
Stuff Writer Portais da Moda
Translation by Mariana Medeiros Seixas