ANTONELLI @ Milan Fashion Week 2019

SEDUCTIVELY FEMININE

Hello! What a lovely week of fashion shows and presentations in the world’s fashion capital. It’s always a pleasure to be here to celebrate fashion, creativity and good energy and this February the weather was wonderful, making the experience more enjoyable! One of the presentations held during Milan Fashion Week 2019 this February was the one by Antonelli Firenze.

Their collection for next Winter is an ode to femininity – seductive but discreet – with attention to detail, intensive light and metal sources. And also, deep necklines and accentuated waists, that stress the décolleté and the woman’s shape.

I was snapped before the shows wearing GUCCI and custom made jewellery by Virag Andersson

You can see in all the photos below how classy it all is. No fear to dare strong colours like bright pink, fuchsia, red cyclamen, sour yellow; big animals prints, flowers and geometric ones, often in a mix of styles and materials.

The blazers, like a sort of dressing gown, and the deconstructed coats fall down like knitted pieces; fluid pants go with the body movements, in light corduroy, while those with high waist are thought to be completed with light blouses to put into them; the pleated skirts in bronze and platin dance together.

The dresses with deep necklines and accentuated waist are full of sensuality in their big zebra patterns; and they become female, even using glen-checks, for the necklines and the curls in the waist.

pants with pleats and trenches that remember, just in the details, a sort of military style.

For all in black realised models, Antonelli Firenze chooses fluid fabrics, filled with light, shiny silks and zebra stripes in black/white. To wear using pony-effect velvet coats in cotton/viscose, or wool/lurex like a knitted cardigan.
The new smoking is in bronze velvet, with “dressing gown” blazers with black contrasted revers. And, if it has to be masculine, then the blazer uses a golden lurex.

The colours’ shade is a journey in the pink, from the pale to the stronger one, landing in the red cyclamen; acid yellows, greens and all kaki nuances. Navy, black and white.