By: Quinn Bell
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Salvatore Ferragamo showed their
Fall 2013 ready-to-wear collection on day five of Milan Fashion Week, which consisted of classic pieces with mod
silhouettes such as long coats, skinny trousers, turtlenecks, shift dresses and
miniskirts in black, navy blue and white.
Although the clothes were minimalistic in
terms of colour and print, with the exception of the occasional pinstripe, they
made up for it with a wide array of textures. Luxurious leathers, reptile
skins, silk and furs were used throughout the collection. Models walked
effortlessly down the runway, carrying small handbags as if they were
briefcases, evoking the simple glamour of the 1960’s through sleek,
pin-straight hair and winged eyeliner. There were multiple styles of shoes, the
most notable of which was a knee-high sandal-boot hybrid with a pointed toe.
Creative director, Massimiliano Giornetti, succeeded in creating a collection with
an obvious direction that was altogether sleek, sophisticated and edgy.
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