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This collection is monochrome redefined, but not your old school-old money beige and white monochrome – it’s Valentino hot pink head to toe. The clothes employ pink to its fullest potential, allowing intricate details to shine. The striking hue captures our attention – The layering of textures adds depth to the voluminous silhouettes, accentuating the garment’s fluidity. Piccioli’s skilled touch is evident in the impeccable execution of intricate details and masterful embroidery.
All out monochrome collections are designer’s go to as a pallet cleanser, but Pierpaolo Piccioli’s choice of such a strikingly vivid color only proves his confidence in his craft. Piccioli’s pink is romantically edgy – a hue that demands attention. Surprisingly, the mid-collection shift to black emphasized the impact. 81 looks in just 2 colors – against a (you guessed it) pink backdrop.
An instance of fashion in its purest form.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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