Pietro de Vecchi
Rooted in the concept of ''coprirsi la spalle,'' Italian for ''covering the shoulders,'' the design unfolds both literally and metaphorically. It extends beyond the physical draping of the shoulders, and delves into the concealed aspects, urging contemplation of what lies beneath the surface. Drawing inspiration from varied silhouettes and shoulder necklines that have evolved in fashion across centuries, even drawing inspiration from historical garments like the Kepenek, traditionally worn at night by pastors.
The collection comprises a capsule of 10 pieces, each highlighting the significance of the shoulder line and its intentional distortion. The recurring hood serves as a consistent motif, as well as structural elements that pay tribute to clerical dresses and the utilitarian design of camping tents. This thematic interplay focuses on construction and deconstruction, drawing inspiration from the iconic Balenciaga sack dress, underscored by the use of white buttons. The fabric composition predominantly features nylon, seamlessly blended with materials like mikado..
