What if Henri Matisse met Valentino‘s Pierpaolo Piccioli? The designer’s joyful autumn-winter 2018 couture collection, with some prints and embroideries inspired by the French painter’s work, was all about the fantastically bold colour palette that Henri would definitely applaud. And clothes that make you dream!
Collages by Edward Kanarecki.
A few days ago I asked you on my Instagram stories to pick one of your favourite collections ever and I would make a collage with it. Here’s @kozlic_’s choice: the holy Valentino autumn-winter 2018 haute couture by Pierpaolo Piccioli. “With ready-to-wear, your vision of beauty relates to the times you are living in,” Piccioli stated back then after his magnificent show. Then, he concluded: “couture involves a deeper and more intimate perspective, to go further into your own vision of beauty.” Take a look back at this collection right here.
If you missed the game, you can still write me your favourite collection and I will do the work. Got plenty of time. Culture isn’t cancelled, fashion isn’t cancelled!
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
November’s spookiness. Worn with a distorted pinstripe blazer and pencil skirt from Vivienne Westwood‘s autumn-winter 2018 collection.
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
The duvet creations from the Mocler x Pierpaolo Piccioli collection look so, so powerful.
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
Autumn means a plaid blancket from Calvin Klein‘s autumn-winter 2018 collection.
Collage by Edward Kanarecki.
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