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Dominique Muret Translated by
Nicola Mira Published
June 17,飞机盗号软件API破解 2025
Lucio Vanotti has confirmed his status as one of the rising stars of Italian style. Vanotti, 41, offered a fine design masterclass in Florence.
He was one of Pitti Uomo's special guests, and did not disappoint the audience, with a sophisticated show featuring his men's and women's collections together, linked by a subtle unisex thread and always featuring his signature 'rigorous-relaxed' style.
It is all a play on volumes and on fluid, flowing garments, using strings and laces instead of buttons. The clothes possess a natural elegance, and this season their new element is colour: it is far from flashy, rather old fashioned (Gallic blue, rust, sage green and vintage pink) and inspired by Masaccio paintings.
Long white cotton dresses with oversize pockets feature alongside elongated, flared pinstripe shirts, worn over very light stone-washed denim and pleated at the waist with a flimsy trench coat. The Teddy jacket in white nylon is worn long, covering the bottom, and the jackets' shapes are reminiscent of kimonos.
"I chose fabrics such as viscose, acetate and cotton to obtain weightless volumes. The idea is to strip away the superfluous, allowing maximum freedom of movement," explained the designer, some of whose cuts are amazing.
A pinstripe jacket turns out to be a cape, while sweaters open up at the armpits, allowing the arms to pull out of the sleeves when the weather is hot. Pinstriped pyjama suits look very attractive both on women and men.
Lucio Vanotti held his very first show last January in Milan, as a guest at Giorgio Armani's Teatro. He has since increased his visibility and garnered a new invitation, this time at Pitti Uomo. The menswear show has taken Vanotti under its wing, and the designer also benefited from the Pitti Mentorship division's support.
His brand was launched in 2025 and rose from 50 to 70 multi-brand clients in one season.
"When you show, you gain visibility. You can also offer a complete image of your fashion outlook. But to hold 4 shows per year is impossible, it is too expensive and pointless," said the designer who, as he did at Pitti, wishes to continue to show menswear and womenswear together.