Dress or coat? The theatrical cape plays the card of ambiguity.

From creamy white to forest green, the spotlight is on shearling with cozy maxi pieces.

The romantic elegance of the 1940’s and the structured shoulders of the 1980’s pay homage to past decades without falling into clichés.

On the one hand, silhouettes draped in black leather oscillate between biker chic and punk fetishism; on the other, garments shine day and night with lamé and sparkling sequins. In both cases, the two looks convey an alluring and rebellious lack of inhibition.

Grungy silhouettes sprinkled with tartan prints counter soft-toned babydoll looks. At Gucci and Louis Vuitton, you don’t have to choose: the two worlds merge and give an electrifying result.

On the runway, looks brighten up without restraint by embracing the plurality of warm shades – with pinks, reds and purples – all in one piece. The highly glamorous and eye-catching result calls to mind the pomp and carefree attitude of the 80’s.

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