8 Noteworthy Designers Of The New Generation

In the new season

Let's look at the release of Francesco Scognamiglio.

The whole black scene brings an unpredictable atmosphere.

The masculine costume, the heavy coat, and the new series are much less exaggerated than his usual style. The models wear basic cut, regular geometric outlines, simple black and white lace up clothes, and a briefcase under their arms.

But the printing of silk fabric, the three-dimensional cut of ultra short dress and the feeling of Freudian dreams brought by the whole show still make us feel the brilliant artistic talent of the Naples designer.

Speaking of the typical Italian style, you need to see the poetic creativity of Antonio Marras.

Step by step, he grew into the core of Kenzo's stability. He was good at exploring Italy's cultural fragments and displaying them in imaginative series.

The latest series salutes the singer Milly and her retro world in the age of 1940/1950, which is permeated with the sense of theatre and subtle elegance.

The designer has great feelings for all the beautiful things in Italy: the design of Marco De Vincenzo, the Rome in history, the eternal city of the present, and the spectacular architecture of Rome.

Silvio Betterelli has created a dark garden, and the beautiful women soldiers are walking along a garden trail in the winter with a cold and dissolute manner.

This series of inspiration comes from daybreak light and photos taken with infrared filters. The coloring is so cold that it is almost unnatural.

Gentucca Bini returned to the stage of fashion after a few years' absence. This time, she showed her world in an all-round way, starting with a movie that was filmed by Federico I.O. Tinelli.

"At the very beginning, this is Federico's own work, but we gradually developed the idea of drawing a series.

Next autumn, I have prepared seven good partners for women's wear, using seven symbols to match thousands of combinations that show women's elegance.

Finally, there is Gabriele Colangelo, one of the most poets of the new generation of designers.

He is the creative director of Genny e di Borbonese, and his own series explains a semi custom style, which is rich in detail but economical.

Its inspiration comes from the works of Jason Martin, an American artist born in 1970, on the other hand, from the new look of Christian Dior.

The two worlds are close to each other and finally merge together, creating a highly feminine series, from fabric to cut to jewelry. Everything serves the women who wear it.

"The new generation of designers has the tendency of" semi customization ". I have done a lot of work on fabrics, and finally achieved some unexpected results. For example, special processing technology can make alpaca wool shiny and looks almost the same as Astrakhan lamb skin.

At the same time, I want to focus more on styles and lines.

Take the coat and outline the waist with a belt. This is a new expression of the typical 1950s characteristics.

The designer explained.