The curiosity among the onlookers seemed worthwhile, with some of the most elite fashion labels showcasing their collections on the runway. From Bottega Veneta, Giorgio Armani, and Roberto Cavalli to Jil Sander and Emilio Pucci, the day ended up being the most enthusiastic of the entire week’s celebration.
As mentioned, the day kicked off with the giants of the fashion market, namely Bottega Veneta, Giorgio Armani and Roberto Cavalli. This year, Bottega Veneta’s ready to wear went all the more minimalistic and sober. Focus was laid majorly on keeping the silhouettes structured accompanied by glimpses of 3D floral embellishments. Wearability could be defined completely appropriate for office occasions, the formal outings mostly. However, Armani contribute to what is called ‘lighting up the ambience’ for the day. Appealing light arrangements and an exuberant runway worked in favour of the creations. The designer succeeded in showcasing garments catering to multiple wearabilities, including everything from casual wear to formal, semi-formal and exotic party wear. Of course, the collection was accessorised with the brand’s iconic and classic hand bags.
Robeto Cavalli deserved applause and a well-deserved appreciation for its magnificent ready to wear creations. The collection’s major highlight was its highly vibrant colour palette, which included bright pinks, brown rusts, off whites, pure whites, aquamarines and violets amongst others. The silhouettes were majorly free flowing, accompanied by the playful Hawaiian looks. The collection was an ideal evening party wear, along with a few beach wear dresses.
Moving on, Jil Sander, Gabriele Colangelo, Aquilano Rimondi, Piazza Sempione and Emilio Pucci, bought the day to its end. Among them, Jil Sander and Emilio Pucci showcased some highly contrasting yet subtle and glamorous collections. The former kept the comfort factor intact for each and every creation, thereby making them all the more appealing and attractive. The latter, on the other hand, believed in the glamor to be the basic ex-factor. Bright fruity orange, seemed to be the designer’s favourite colour, and the highlight of the collection.
