Let's discover the latest Autumn/Winter 2023-24 collection showcased at the Milan Fashion Week.
Photo by Giorgio Marcias
The Luisa Spagnoli fashion show for Autumn/Winter 2023-2024 aims to create the perfect wardrobe for the modern woman by mixing femininity and sensuality.
The collection revolves around sharp contrasts between 90s-inspired minimalism and maximalist details that add character.
We see primary colors such as lemon yellow, coral red, orange, blue, fuchsia, olive green, and the timeless elegance of black, along with trendy motifs like leopard print that fuse elegance with a rebellious attitude.
Embroidery and precious stones adorn both the garments and the accessories. Completing the looks are suede, faux leather, synthetic fur leopard effect and astrakan clutch bags, suede belts, Mary Hane pumps that transform into suede and eco-leopard boots, and much more.
Photos by Giorgio Marcias
The outerwear becomes imposing, with long double coats featuring important shoulders and large lapels, as well as synthetic fur coats with leopard print or covered in micro sequins.
For elegant occasions, there is the sophistication of cabans and tailored jackets in wool crepe paired with bell-bottom pants that elongate the figure.
Knitted down jackets also catch the eye, in both maxi and short forms, embellished with faceted stones.
Photos by Marco Lorè
The knitwear is synonymous with mastery and craftsmanship Made in Italy.
The collection showcases draped sweaters on the bust, others with ring and boat necks that reveal back cleavages, pieces with bell or balloon sleeves and creations embellished with precious stones that give them a more precious touch.
Photos by Giorgio Marcias
Completing the Luisa Spagnoli A/W 2023-2024 fashion show, we find marvelous cocktail dresses in jersey with refined necklines, as well as mermaid dresses for evening and ceremonies embellished with lace embroidery, touches of velvet, and sequins.
Finally, here is the modern elegance of jumpsuits in embroidered Chantilly lace or covered in sequins.
Photos by Marco Lorè
Photos by Giorgio Marcias
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