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In Milan, Fashion Week is coming to an end, but the surprises on the catwalk, Especially those of the great names in the world of fashion, never cease to amaze.

Bottega Veneta, known for minimalism of Tomas Maier, presents a collection which is strong and masculine. The colors are alive, with linear cuts that are basic but interrupted by chromatics. No long dresses for the evening, but the elegance is understood in a sober and dominant way with a double-breasted jacket and masculine pant suits.

Roberto Cavalli  is inspired by China, interpreting it in a post modernist vision and super sexy. Pants, short dresses, and evening gowns are followed on stage by calling all of the issues dear to Cavalli (prints, flowers and color play).

Fit is the key word for Jil Sander that plays on contrasts between order and disorder. The cuts are basic but comfortable and practical. Special games that color block harmoniously and do not distract nor disturb the female figures.

For Peter Dundas instead, the parade of Emilio Pucci  marks his farewell to the House that, in six years, since he took over the reins, has grown significantly becoming a cult for fashionistas and insiders.

For next winter Dundas draws its heritage style on the catwalk: prints in black and white (with the signs of the zodiac), corduroy pants, fringes and hyper sexy style that have characterized the house in recent years. The color palette is very lively and interesting, as are the games of patterns and colors for short dresses and coats.

Aquilano Rimondi tips on neo-minimalism of Stijil. On the catwalk, the clothes are soft, clean, and perhaps too basic. Silver decorative elements that enliven the collection give a strong spirit, but without excess. There are pleasant games of transparencies that make the woman blackberries feminine, presented by the duo Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi.

Strong elegance, decisive and new liveliness for its uniqueness is that presented by Marni playing, like Gucci, the trend of “no gender, no sex” appropriating authoritatively but by leaking, in many cases, the clear distinction between zeroing female sexual characteristics and to sensuality which is very intellectual (see the red dress came out on the catwalk by smooth flowing lines soften that the female figures). Coats, short dresses and long dresses are distinguished by clean lines.

By Salvatore Ferragamo, Whose leadership is in the hands of  Massimiliano Giornetti , are fashionable geometries, the play of symmetries and asymmetries. Prince of the parade is the poncho that becomes a weapon of seduction but also protective. The colors are strong but not too bright. The geometric patterns created unusual shapes that recall the Italian futurism. The skirts are in lace or with fringes and, for the evening, hyper sexy clothes of many colors, certainly a must-have.

 

Images: Style.com ; Imaxtree.com