The traditional brand Maison Valentino paraded its spring-summer collection this Sunday in the French capital.
The collection is the responsibility of Italian design Pierpaolo Piccioli, who translated the language of haute couture into ready-to-wear in pieces covered in prints, cross sections, layers and tailoring in different proportions.
Unlike other collections, Piccioli bet on monochromatic, black, white and minimalism, with some points of shine in the red, green, blue and yellow looks. The design presented its haute couture in shirts, blazers, sets and overcoats, sometimes decorated with feathers on the sleeves or hems.
For this collection the look was perfect. For the essential, remembering that “empty spaces do not lack the depth of identity. become one”.
The “Unboxing” show presented “Purity as a conscious synthesis, intentional removal of what exceeds. It is subtraction, not absence”, describes the brand.
“Purity as conscious synthesis, intentional removal of what exceeds.
It is subtraction, not absence.
The creative process follows what was taken out.
It leads to the essentials, with all the tension of the implication.
These empty spaces are not lack of content. They declare personal choices.
These omissions, these allusions, are the depth of identity.
Cuts and Transmissions Revealed to Persona.
These omissions, these allusions, are the depth of identity.
Cuts and Transmissions Revealed to Persona.
At the same time, many layers become none. Crowd becomes one.
An oxymoron allows for a reset of all abundances.
Upon reaching their highest level, emotions find ease.
The clarity of a new consciousness. The now takes shape.
Real people make things easier. Them the Extraordinary in a Family Picture.
A similar change translates the language of haute couture into the ready-to-wear alphabet.
Bustiers evolve into t-shirts, dresses into sweatshirts.
Tailoring is intended for the same space with different proportions.
Unpacking an image means unpacking an idea.
Get rid of the structure and you’ll see what’s inside.”
Some familiar faces like Zendaya, Naomi Campbell, Simone Ashley, Florence Pugh and Ashley Park, who gathered to celebrate the Valentino show presented on Rue Eugène Spuller.
