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Bride as a modern goddess by Ines Di Santo, bridal collection F/W 22

You deserve the dress of a present day goddess by Ines Di Santo! Discover her newest fall/winter 2022 bridal collection created in tribute to the limitless feminine energy and grace.

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Explore the experimental silhouettes in “Blacklot” – the fall/winter 2026-2027 collection of Reparto presented at 080 Barcelona Fashion Week!

Taking the concept of dreams as its core axis, the brand explores the term in every sense, from the surreal imagery of nocturnal experiences to the expansive spaces of imagination and future projection.

The title itself refers to the film industry’s “backlot,” that magical terrain where sets are constructed to simulate both the real and the fictional, serving as the perfect metaphor for a brand that constantly builds its own narrative worlds.

The collection is a masterful temporal collision, weaving together the silhouettes of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. By establishing a dialogue between the twilight of the Victorian era, the rise of Art Deco, and the gritty underground culture of the late twentieth century, Reparto constructs an aesthetic that oscillates between romanticism and sharp irony.

This experimental dimension is further reinforced through conscious techniques like upcycling, object repetition, and moulage, ensuring each garment is as thoughtful as it is theatrical. Developed under the evocative motto, “Dreams are expensive, but dreaming is free” – a nod to a poignant quote by Daniel Roseberry – Blacklot serves as a reminder of the sanctity of the imagination.

While our grandest desires may carry a cost, the act of dreaming remains a free, personal, and radical territory.

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Embrace the irony and nostalgia of the fall/winter 2026-2027 show of Moschino presented at Milan Fashion Week!

Moschino Creative Director Adrian Appiolaza takes us on a deeply personal yet universal journey titled “Terra.” Drawing from his childhood roots in Argentina, Appiolaza translates the spirit of his homeland through the unmistakable Moschino lens of wit, affection, and “tongue-in-chic” irony.

The runway serves as a vibrant map, charting a path from the sophisticated urbanity of Buenos Aires to the rustic charm of the countryside, celebrating a cast of characters that are both local archetypes and global icons.

The collection is a masterclass in contradiction, where Franco Moschino’s legacy of exploding cliches meets Appiolaza’s nostalgic curiosity. Child-like exaggerations transform silhouettes: bourgeois ladies, soccer-obsessed teens, and gauchos of the Pampas populate the scene alongside three-dimensional knitted llamas.

Landmarks like the Obelisco and the decorative swirls of Fileteado Porteño provide a rich visual backdrop. In a brilliant crossover of icons, the famous cartoon character Mafalda, created by the legendary Quino, makes her debut, standing as a modern counterpart to the brand’s historic love for Olive Oyl. “Terra” pushes boundaries by displacing the familiar. Elaborate ruffles are reimagined in latex, while heritage broderie anglaise tablecloths are draped into high-fashion gowns.

Sharp tailoring paying homage to the silhouette of Evita showcases the superlative craft of the Moschino DNA, while trompe l’oeil accessories – including a “bag” of churros and silver photographic frames – capture the brand’s signature sense of displacement.

Closing with a joyful tango of ruffles and movement, the collection proves that at Moschino, fashion is a serious sense of humor and a celebration of individual truth.

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