Tailored blazers, crisp button downs, and below the knee dresses aren’t typical hallmarks of the Priscavera girl, but those sophisticated touches were signs of a continued maturation for the eight-year-old label. “This season we were thinking a lot about how to transform Priscavera into a daytime look,” said Prisca Franchetti. “It’s not only about partying, but building a wardrobe for everyday wear.”
Franchetti didn’t abandon her saucy audience completely. There were still plenty of corsets and peek-a-boo sheer fabrics worn by models with tightly slicked-back ponytails and thin ’90s-inspired eyebrows.This time, the body-hugging pieces came sans boning, and instead figure-tracing details were amplified with comfortable contrasting whipstitching.
The majority of the color palette leaned more on the solid side with black, burgundy, lilac, and a hint of silver leading the way. Franchetti pared back the prints with a subtle logo motif that from a distance could be mistaken for a classic leopard design, but was actually a dog paw pattern with the brand’s name intertwined into the mix. Rounding out the collection, Franchetti spotlighted a few work-ready stripes and checkered pieces for increased versatility. “For a couple of seasons, I felt really static,” she said. “I think now it’s quite exciting to get back into building something that feels a bit more honest.”
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