fashion show review for fashion week 2025

Etro Spring 2025 | MFW

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by brownfashionagal

This collection marked a bold departure from the brand’s signature bohemian aesthetic, showcasing a more maximalist approach. The collection’s vibrant, saturated colors and abstract, psychedelic floral prints created a visually arresting display. Silhouettes were sensual and form-fitting, with flared, sinuous shapes that evoked the fluidity of flamenco dancers. Pieces were richly embellished with lace, embroidery, and dark, sheer fabrics, adding layers of opulence and sophistication.

The collection drew inspiration from the south of Italy, with a focus on Sicily and other Mediterranean regions. The designer, Marco De Vincenzo, described the collection as a “maximalist métissage with sexy boho undertones.” The silhouettes were fitted and flattering, with flared skirts and sinuous shapes. The fabrics were rich and luxurious, including lace, laminated materials, and sheer fabrics.

The atmosphere was heightened by a live performance from Sardinian musician Daniela Pes, whose electronic and folk-infused sounds provided an intense and immersive backdrop to the show. This sonic accompaniment, paired with the striking set design featuring towering cast-iron agave plants, added to the feeling of transformation and rebirth, a metaphor De Vincenzo connected to the fashion cycle.

While some pieces, such as the biker shorts, may not have appealed to all tastes, the collection’s craftsmanship was undeniable, with standout elements like flocked velvet skirts and beaded denim jackets. De Vincenzo’s vision for Etro—bold, sexy, and maximalist—felt personal and confident, marking a significant moment in his tenure.

Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway

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