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By: Tamara Arnew
Roberto Cavalli’s Fall 2013
collection was standing on stardust, blurred baroque floral and pretty young
things at Milan Fashion Week. With Studio 54 as inspiration and disco at The
Ritz it seemed highly adept that the print and excess designer would choose to
work from such multi-media and visual extravagance. Digital florals have yet to
be seen in the manipulated black and white moodiness done by Cavalli, opening
looks were printed silk and shaggy dyed fur combinations with enamel choker
details.
The “Ultimate Revenge for Disco” followed with chainmail mini dresses
and leather gloves that were alternated between selective chanteuse velvet and
chiffon numbers with understated gold, red, navy and indigo. Metal floral cuffs
and jeweled high necklines foiled to bared leg, which seemed glamorous in a
Nico centric way. Fiorucci may have
hosted the Studio 54 opening party but Cavalli has roused the Velvet
Underground look with romanticism and smokiness.
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