All Fall/Winter 2019 Trends with Boutique Spazio A

During Venice Fashion Week, Boutique Spazio A presented the new Fall/Winter 2019 collections from three luxury brands: Alberta Ferretti, Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini, and Moschino.

Alberta Ferretti confirms the green line for the Fall/Winter 2019 collection as well, with the capsule collection Love Me Wild, made of garments crafted from eco-friendly fabrics that respect animals.

The brand of the Aeffe group is committed to initiating a process of sustainability integration that involves the entire production process and encourages its customers to make increasingly conscious and environmentally responsible choices.

On the occasion of Earth Day 2019, in fact, the designer in collaboration with Eco-Age presented Love Me, a collection made of soft sweaters in recycled cashmere, t-shirts, trousers, and skirts in organic cotton featuring messages intended to stimulate reflection on the urgency that the ecological problem has assumed worldwide. Each garment was made with carefully selected materials, with certifications guaranteeing the recycled origin of the material, the use of organic fabrics, and a reduction in the use of chemical substances. The same attention was also paid to details: the labels are made of recycled fabric and the packaging is compostable to further reduce post-purchase environmental impact.

Aware that making fashion represents a social act, Alberta Ferretti uses her creativity as a privileged channel through which to convey the values of eco-sustainability in a direct and authoritative manner in every part of the planet.

The show presented by Moschino, for the Dollar Teddy Bear collection, was a large and colorful game show, where everything was priced, with bags shaped like hair dryers or irons, dresses covered in sequins, reinforced shoulder pads, oversized eco-furs, chain bijoux jewelry, miniskirt and biker jacket sets with dollar prints: a true tribute to 1980s TV.

The new FW19 collection by Moschino perfectly represents the vision of its creative director, Jeremy Scott, who maintains: “Life is too short to dress boring.”

His creative direction is, in fact, characterized by fun and irony.
The designer’s vision is a continuous reference to elements of pop culture reinterpreted in an ironic and provocative key: cartoons, bright colors, repeated logos are some of the characteristics.

Hard Romance is the title of the collection by Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini.

For the Fall/Winter 2019 season, Lorenzo Serafini draws inspiration from the 1990s and mixes his New Romanticism with a new sensual and bold style.

A constant tension between lightness and strength is expressed in long bias-cut dresses, tailored jackets, eco-furs, lace, and shimmering dresses.

A juxtaposition between shapes and materials that defines the new idea of femininity of the Philosophy woman.

Photos by Marta Formentello @itsmartaeffe and Octavian Micleusanu @art.photographer.octavian for Venezia da Vivere.