Ferragamo presents sensual collection inspired by 1940s workwear at Milan Fashion Week
Maximilian Davis presented a new Ferragamo collection inspired by 1940s workwear at the Triennale Museum during Milan Fashion Week.
Designers reimagined historical silhouettes
Designer Maximilian Davis modernized 1940s shapes like pantsuits and blouses for current wear. The opening look featured a double-breasted coatdress with two belts to create an hourglass shape. Strong outerwear included green croc-embossed midi coats and flared men's car coats.
Sheer layers added skin exposure
The show included sheer layers that revealed skin between tailored garments. Specific items featured pencil skirts with sheer elements and a technical minidress that skimmed the body. A generous amount of latex appeared throughout the lineup to add texture.
Model closed in blue latex
Model Anok Yai walked the final runway moment in a glittering evening dress. She wore a trench coat made entirely of blue latex for her look. This piece offered a specific fetish-tinged charge according to show notes.
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