Masks with the quills, which hide the identity and at the same time attract the eye, are the eye decoration chosen by the creative director Alessandro Michele to present the Gucci's FW2019 collection at Milano Moda Donna just begun.

Designed just for the show, also other other accessories full of symbolic meanings and refined quotations have decorated the face and the head of the models and models that have paraded on a bright catwalk and dotted with LED lights. To complete the creative overlays of Seventies-inspired leather suits, jackets with wide shoulders reminiscent of the eighties as the jumpsuits moved by black and white geometries, there were also gilt metal ears, hats with maxi visors colored and latex masks.

Military inspired jackets, tailored coats reworked in a contemporary key, seductive dresses designed on the figure, so black but also bright colors from turquoise to cyclamen, to lilac. And then the sandals with flames and amphibians with accessories. There are also roses. Everywhere, drawn, embroidered or embossed.

For the autumn winter 2019/20 Prada has designed a collection that combines strength and sweetness, practicality and romance. Designed in a clean and, as usual, strong impact.

Digital and human together. This is the apparent dichotomy that brings Yezael to the catwalk for Fall Winter 2019/20 during Milan Fashion Week. On the one hand the real world with everyday life, made up of cohabitation between different ethnic groups, inclusion and pursuit of happiness; on the other side there is the social media’s life, smiling and plastic, narcissism and unfulfilled desires, with dream images relaunched endlessly.

A cocktail of real and virtual fragments that the designer Angelo Cruciani translates with gender free garments, wearable by women and men, where vinyl mixes with 3D effect hologram fabrics, laminated velvet. And the models / models wear masks without glimmering: there can be anyone behind them.

Digitale e umano insieme. E’ questa l’apparente dicotomia che porta in passerella Yezael per l’Autunno Inverno 2019/20. Da un lato il mondo reale con la vita quotidiana, fatta di convivenza tra etnie diverse, inclusione e ricerca della felicità; dall’altro c’è la vita sui social, sorridente e di plastica, narcisismo e desideri insoddisfatti, con le immagini da sogno passate e presenti rilanciate all’infinito.

Un cocktail di frammenti reali e virtuali che lo stilista Angelo Cruciani traduce con capi architettonici, di grande impatto, e gender free, indossabili da donne e uomini, dove il vinile si mescola ai tessuti ologramma a effetto 3D, il velluto ai laminati. E i modelli/modelle indossano maschere senza spiragli: lì dietro può esserci chiunque.