Researching among Pucci’s archive and in his own DNA, Giorgetti found the synergy in sportswear for his second season at the established fashion house.
Fendi Fall 2016
Voltaire said: "What needs an explanation is not worth explaining?” A contemporary mess of exactly what girls want to wear right now.
Max Mara Fall 2016
Inspired by the 1920’s radical feminist and creative-thinking European women who emerged between the two world wars.
N21 Fall 2016
Pretty grunge, Alessandro Dell’Acqua managed to mix a 30’s silhouette of silky slips in tulle and chiffon together with over sized tartan mohair pullovers, denims and leopard fur coats.
Marie Lund
Marie Lund’s work offers a physicality that goes beyond the initial aesthetic appeal of her use of materials. The strong physical presence of her art objects dominates the space with an air of austere corporealness and palpability.
AF Vandevorst Fall 2016
The show transformed into a reality show while videographers stalked the models around the scene and transmitted it directly to flat screens set up on the catwalk.
Claire Barrow Fall 2016
Claire created an art exhibition rather than a fashion show. The pieces became hand-painted and surrealistic canvas crinolines.
Isa Arfen Fall 2016
Club kids escaping the night in velvets, silks and taffetas. Classic sartorial pieces mixed with rockabilly hairstyles, high waisted jeans and shiny fairytale dresses.
Cristian Ordóñez
Cristian Ordóñez uses medium format film photography to investigate the connection to place and roots in a close relationship and immersion to the land.
Rudolf Stingel
The tangibility of Rudolf Stingel’s work is evident upon first glance with its indents and varied concave and convex patterned surfaces. It brings to question the definition of a painting and illuminates its process of creation.
Corinne Day
Corinne Day, research and documentary of the world she was part of. A broaden research of her as individual who is part of an era, culture, politics, etc.
Tullio Crali
The curves and angles in Tullio Crali’s paintings evoke a sense of height, excitement and dizziness, parallel to that of flying in a military plane. His works break down normative perspectives with shifting proportions and movement.
