The absolute protagonist is cashmere, declined in capes, turtlenecks, cardigans - conceived to become a must-have for the female wardrobe - and in a leisurewear capsule of soft jumpsuits, with an effortless attitude.
The palette is inspired by the colours of Brancusi's sculptures, offering neutral ranges of chalk, pink marble and travertine, complemented by shades of winter nature such as sugar paper, greys and mud.
But it is in knitwear that the palette finds its best expression, where garments are illuminated by fluorescent details in fuchsia, lime and bluette, giving a touch of freshness to the more classic colours; and again, games of English rib give life - thanks to the Vanisè technique - to two-tone garments in which the tones blend to create original and sophisticated nuances.
