Next stop, Paris.įollow on Twitter to find out about our latest stories first. That’s the end of the Milan menswear shows. Keep It in the Family Put you on silent before you mess me up Yeah Aint no fear in me I shoot my shot like Jordan My daddy raised me right so no Im not an. We now have proof that double-breasted pinstripe jackets are better with a shirt or T beneath, rather than with a bare chest and a neckerchief. Two models failed to convince that pattern cardigans should be worn with ties.
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Parents show their children how to run the business and see. One model emerged with braces on back to front. Looking at family businesses where the next generation of the family is unwilling to take over. Maybe the relaxed mood was because Armani has cut the number of menswear shows to plan a co-ed Emporio Armani show in September instead. Double-breasted jackets were cut wide to hang loose. Over at Giorgio Armani, life was easy and breezy.
“When he’s performing on stage, he’s like a little demon,” she said, “but when I see him with his babies he’s so tender and calm.” She said these opposites are part of Fendi, “things that don’t go together.” Silvia said that though Vascerelli is a father, his performances are extreme. A pair of pool slides had FENDI on the right foot and FIEND on the other, “like someone who is obsessed with Fendi,” she said.įendi’s menswear has become known for its seasonal collaborations, the three most recent with British artists: John Booth, Sue Tilley and Hey Reilly. Another, DREAM and MERDA (type it into Google Translate). Much of Vascerelli’s work played with anagrams: a T-shirt read ROMA and then AMOR. It was all over zip-up tech jackets, short sleeve shirts, pants, accessories.
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Indeed the collection was full of commercial bangers, especially a graffiti version of the double F print hand drawn by Vascerelli. How does Karl feel about it? “He loves it,” she said. The joker of Vascerelli’s pack of cards is Karl Lagerfeld, Fendi’s long-term women’s creative director. They had been illustrated by the artist and musician, Nico Vascerelli, the partner of Silvia’s daughter, jewellery designer Delfina Delettrez. She was stood in front of a board pinned with a pack of cards. The queen,” said Silvia Venturini Fendi, backstage before her spring/summer 19 menswear show.
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