It is not a coincidence
that if we speak of Milan fashion week, one of the most fascinating and interesting brands, handcraftly speaking, is N °21 by Alessandro Dell'Acqua.
For the last collection the designer seems to have started the design from a scenario, in particular by a garden.
A garden, left to itself, wild, where the flowers, that during the winter does not have much color if not spectacular variations of green, are reinterpreted through the tissues, such as macramé and lace, typical of the designer, who has always shown a great interest in women's underwear;
passing the Muse part, the second part of the design, Alessandro Dell'Acqua, although he still etched in his creativity the classic icons of inspiration, try to imagine an essence of what is the modern girl.
A garden, left to itself, wild, where the flowers, that during the winter does not have much color if not spectacular variations of green, are reinterpreted through the tissues, such as macramé and lace, typical of the designer, who has always shown a great interest in women's underwear;
passing the Muse part, the second part of the design, Alessandro Dell'Acqua, although he still etched in his creativity the classic icons of inspiration, try to imagine an essence of what is the modern girl.
There isn't actually one default style to give directly to the collection, as always we turn around elements that recall vaguely romanticisism, and others, such as jackets and bomber jackets, for a more sporty style, or even grunge.
A romantic/grung-ish garden , then, is the place where the collection takes place.
What about the fabrics?
The Tissues start from cashmere camel, tweed used for deep-v-neck dress and for corean-collar bomber jacket, satin, duchesse and organza.
But it's not all.
The collection ends sequined skirts and dresses, where the sequins and applications used, give a touch of color that recalls the colors of a garden, where the girl who passes through, is a colorful flower in the winter time.
This then
What about the fabrics?
The Tissues start from cashmere camel, tweed used for deep-v-neck dress and for corean-collar bomber jacket, satin, duchesse and organza.
But it's not all.
The collection ends sequined skirts and dresses, where the sequins and applications used, give a touch of color that recalls the colors of a garden, where the girl who passes through, is a colorful flower in the winter time.
This then
what closes the thread of my argument, namely
the concept of a grungy romantic winter.
GS
Credits: Gabriele Semeraro
