"Minimalism, Op-Art 6 Kitsch", Maryling SS25 Collection.

The SS25 collection by MARYLING celebrates the voracious gaze of contemporaneity, focused on seeking and discovering everything, everywhere. And being enveloped by it. Everything goes.

Pixels and squares, lines, and geometric shapes—even in their most essential forms—are grouped together to create patterns. From the graphic motifs of Paris' crosswalks to the vintage painted doors of London; from the archaeological treasures of Milan’s Duomo Foundation to the extraordinary mosaic floor of Palazzo Ambrosiano: everything serves as inspiration and becomes the backdrop for the new collection.

And that's not all.

There's also room, in the colors and shapes, for the madness of Op-art and the visionary mind of Victor Vasarely.

The collection explores the union of opposites, where the tension between modern, clean, and precise forms meets the magnetism of kitsch and excess, resonating through its vibrant and intense color palette.

The maximalist art of Pierre and Gilles also finds a place, with their photographs scratched by paintbrush strokes, creating a fascinating visual heritage balanced between "less is more" and "more is more."

Additionally, the iconic Peggy Moffitt, a pioneer of body freedom and muse to the legendary designer Rudi Gernreich, leaves her emotional and visual influence on the collection, transmitting a sense of lightheartedness, fun, and lack of inhibition.

Here, then, are knit patterns with tonal or black-and-white intarsia, perfect for reflecting the geometric shapes of architecture and Op-art, while the signature MARYLING color palette remains ever-present, featuring electric blue, dark pink, and peach.

The dresses create optical effects that transform illusion into reality through the magic of layering, which adds movement and deceives the eye.

Layered silk chiffons, printed or in solid habotai, are meant to be worn without moderation.

Because there is only one secret: functionality and originality combined in MARYLING’s most authentic DNA, without forgetting its signature pieces, true must-haves of contemporary femininity, with a focus on fabric as much as color, prints as much as craftsmanship.

The result is a collection to be desired and admired, but most of all, worn—because it is always exquisitely current.

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