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Louise Trotter’s debut at Bottega Veneta was one to remember. The anticipation was huge, and she truly delivered a collection that was nothing short of beautiful. This wasn’t about minimalism—if anything, it was maximalism done with a knowing hand, dripping in craft and quiet luxury.
What stood out most was the sheer celebration of Bottega’s codes. Intrecciato, the house’s signature weave, was everywhere but never predictable: a tailored coat scaled to look like snake skin, a dramatic floor-length cape, even robes touched with feathers so they seemed to float. Trotter also played with materials in ways that felt fresh—recycled fiberglass transformed into sweaters and skirts that shimmered like fur but moved like glass. These details gave the collection both spectacle and substance.
The silhouettes leaned oversized, with strong shoulders and sweeping proportions, but there was balance in parachute silk dresses that almost hovered over the body. Movement ran through the show, from trailing fringe to micro-pleats, creating a sense of clothes alive in motion. Accessories paid homage to history, with a reimagined Lauren Hutton clutch stealing the spotlight once again.
For all the grandeur, this collection didn’t feel showy—it felt assured. Trotter embraced Bottega’s heritage while clearly making it her own.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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