by Giovanna Fusco . photo by Giuseppe Spena
Among the notes of “La guerra di Piero” by Fabrizio de André opens the fashion show of Francesca Liberatore, a young Italian fashion designer who, after having run for a long time on the New York catwalks, has returned to Milan with a new, exciting collection a cosmopolitan woman and citizen of the world.
Art, poetry, distant lands: like a great suitcase full of feelings, enthusiasm, experiences, this show has told a lot, making full live the great love that Liberatore feeds for fashion. Perfumes and flavors, textures and colors inspired by the latest travels in Pakistan and the Middle East are here included on clothes that appear as great works of art. Starting from the color palette, almost like a reassuring rainbow, from blue to light blue, from green to gray, to black, with gold details.
The cut, modern and original, enhances the feminine silhouette by highlighting its elegant and refined shapes. A harmonious fusion emerges from the leaders, as if silently telling a story. Yes, because behind the talent of the creative Roman designer there is always a narration: here, starting from the typical embroidery of the Asian country, performed by embroidered men in companies run by women, passing through the scarves, typical element of those places, all it has value, nothing is left to chance. A collection therefore for all women, those who love to travel, who love to discover and who want to live.
And in the gray Milan contemporary and creativity make the space of the Padiglione Visconti: Francesca Liberatore, with her simplicity and discretion, thanks everyone in jeans and T-shirt, closing a show that looks like a journey that everyone can face and read on his fabrics, in his colors, through the deep and curious look of his eyes.
