{"id":9773,"date":"2020-09-28T12:08:52","date_gmt":"2020-09-28T12:08:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.incirliseviye.com\/?p=9773"},"modified":"2020-09-28T12:08:52","modified_gmt":"2020-09-28T12:08:52","slug":"milan-fashion-week-ss21-top-trends","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/onhee.com\/?p=9773","title":{"rendered":"Milan fashion week: SS21 top trends"},"content":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n

Face masks may have been the standout
\naccessory at Milan fashion week, but designers who defied the coronavirus
\npandemic to put on shows dispelled gloom with love letters to Italy and
\nsunnier times.\n<\/p>\n

The week ended Sunday with Valentino, which had moved its catwalk from
\nParis this season as a show of support for an Italy devastated by the virus
\nearlier this year.\n<\/p>\n

Here is a round-up of the top three Spring-Summer 2021 trends:\n<\/p>\n

Click Here: Putters<\/a><\/p>\n

Photos: Dolce & Gabbana SS21, Catwalkpictures<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Italy my love<\/h3>\n

Whether or not people will be permitted to travel to Italy next summer,
\nthey can be transported there through their wardrobes.\n<\/p>\n

Dolce&Gabbana paid homage to the designers’ beloved Sicily, with a
\npatchwork collection evoking the island’s warmth and colours, while Etro was
\ninspired by the picturesque Amalfi coast.\n<\/p>\n

“I started the collection during the lockdown,” designer Veronica Etro said
\nbefore her show.\n<\/p>\n

“Like everyone else, I was at home doing housework. And my mother and I
\nrestored an old record player and started listening to old Neapolitan songs,
\nand we were bewitched by the serenity, timelessness and elegance.\n<\/p>\n

“Then I started thinking about a trip I made in 2019 to Ischia, Capri,
\nNaples and Positano, and — maybe because we were feeling so patriotic then —
\nI thought, okay, let’s do the collection in Italy,” she said.\n<\/p>\n

Silky caftans in sorbet colours, patterned bikini tops and straw hats
\nsuggested walks on the beach before enjoying chic aperitifs.\n<\/p>\n

Pucci instead headed for the island of Capri, distilling the fashion
\nhouse’s signature prints and ’60s silhouettes — including its famous Canzone
\ndel Mare pattern — in pastel sheer silks and organzas.\n<\/p>\n

Max Mara’s creative director Ian Griffiths thought not of seaside pleasures
\nbut summer in Italy’s art cities and the Renaissance, with hexagonal motifs
\nmimicking the mosaic floors of the country’s cathedrals.<\/p>\n

Photos: Versace SS21, Catwalkpictures<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Retrospection, reinterpretation<\/h3>\n

The nationwide lockdown also appears to have prompted Italy’s luxury brands
\nto dust off their archives and reinterpret key pieces from the past.\n<\/p>\n

Versace led the way, with Donatella Versace building on Gianni Versace’s
\n“tresor de la mer” collection for Spring 1992, with its starfish, coral and
\nseashell motifs.\n<\/p>\n

At Fendi, the collection was inspired by the finely embroidered household
\nlinen owned by designer Silvia Venturini Fendi’s family.\n<\/p>\n

Over at Marni, coats made from up-cycled pieces from previous collections
\nwere then hand-painted with words that designer Francesco Risso collected from
\nexchanges he had with friends and his team during lockdown.\n<\/p>\n

Dolce&Gabbana used remnants of fabric from previous seasons to lower the
\nenvironmental impact of their show.<\/p>\n

Photos: Fendi SS21, Catwalkpictures<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Lockdown lazing<\/h3>\n

It was an oft-heard debate of lockdown: does not leaving the house mean you
\ncan stay in your pyjamas all day?\n<\/p>\n

Italy’s designers gave an out to those reluctant to suit up: Armani
\nproposed silk sweatpants, while Fendi paired outfits with slippers.\n<\/p>\n

Etro encouraged lounging in caftans and nightgowns, while Max Mara indulged
\nslouchers with hooded sweatshirts.\n<\/p>\n

And Valentino provided the cherry on the home-comfort cake with a surprise
\ncollaboration with Levi’s that produced a coed model of the 517 boot cut jean.(AFP)\n<\/p>\n

Main images: Etro SS21, Catwalkpictures<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Face masks may have been the standout accessory at Milan fashion week, but designers who defied the coronavirus pandemic to put on shows dispelled gloom with love letters to Italy and sunnier times. The week ended Sunday with Valentino, which had moved its catwalk from Paris this season as a show of support for an … <\/p>\n

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