Antonio Marras unveiled his new collection at Milan Fashion Week! Check out the designer's never-seen-before creations and '50s-inspired silhouettes!
The Antonio Marras fall 2013 collection was definitely
one of the main points of attraction at Milan Fashion Week! The
craftsmanship, the richness and the wide range of embellishments
were mixed in order to obtain an exquisite array of jaw-dropping
combos.“What interested me most was their eccentricity and the fact
that they rejected fashion and were absolutely not interested in
what was happening in the world, but rather in creating their own,”
the designer said backstage.
Antonio Marras is renowned for his amazing power to reinvent the
retro aesthetic and spice it up with some modern touches. He takes
shapes and textures and gives them a whole new look. Well, the
latest Antonio Marras fall 2013 collection is one good example in
this sense. It seems that the famous designer was inspired by
Bloomsbury Set, a group of associated English writers,
intellectuals, philosophers and artists, members of which also
include Virginia Woolf.
Therefore, the Antonio Marras fall 2013 collection featured
'50s-inspired silhouettes which were elegant with a contemporary
flare. Once again, the designer proves why he is worthy being
called “poet of dressing” and “storyteller of fashion”. The
clothes, the set, everything was perfectly balanced in order to get
a jaw-dropping range.
“Everything can originate in me the inspiration: an object I come
across, a music, an unexpected meeting, a souvenir, something a
friend told me on the phone…everything, every visual impulse, every
form and matter of artistic, craft, raw or artificial nature,
everything in short, even without any evident reason, can arouse my
interest, becoming a source of inspiration,” Marras told No Name
mag.
So, if there is one thing that we learned from the new Antonio
Marras fall 2013 collection is to push our wardrobes into new
territory. Well, the line featured beautifully-printed dresses,
houndstooth jackets, skirts, sweaters and capes with romantic
floral prints. Have a nosey!
Photos via WWD


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