Opting for even more engaging prints than those of the Spring / Summer collection, the Italian fashion house Marni debuted with her Fall / Winter 2019 collection at Milan Fashion Week.
The show took place in a black box inside an industrial building, with a remix of Claude Debussy’s “Prélude à l’Après-Midi d’un Faune” in the background.
With this season, the creative director of Marni, Francesco Risso, pays homage to the emerging “neuro-tribe movement” and with the new aesthetic, intends to recreate the appearance of “atypical, extravagant and non-diagnactable boys”.
Oversized dresses and satin shirts and more. To dominate, in fact, are the contrasting colors and the psychedelic animal prints.
But Marni‘s wool and mohair sweaters stand out from the chorus in a conventional argyle motif. A real transformation from “wild animal” incorporating a polychrome and leopard print sleeve.
In combination with wide-leg pants, most looks are completed with python boots or moccasins with overlapping tassels.
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