Welcome to Vivetta's Fantastic World

A new chapter has just been added to the fairytale novel that Vivetta’s style is writing. The Fall-Winter 25/26 collection is a postmodern reinterpretation of the designer’s aesthetic codes. The uniqueness shown by the delicate elf girls on the catwalk is the result of a dialogue between nature and dream, past and future, everyday and extraordinary. The typical sixties-inspired silhouettes are the leitmotif of a collection featuring curved cuts and suspended volumes. Wardrobe classics, such as shirt collars and bows, are rethought and multiplied, once again recalling surrealism. Nature provides the inspiration for prints that, in tune with this dreamlike vision, are not what they seem. Floral patterns are actually collages of botanical elements that create precious embroideries. They look like stems and corollas from afar, but up close they reveal themselves to be grafts of berries, vegetables, fruits and herbaceous plants. This way, Vivetta fights homologation by challenging logic and freeing the imagination. Sitting in the front row, we spotted Elena Hazinah, Stephanie Glitter, the Young Emperors and Giulia Gaudino.

Photos: Elisa Trento
Text: Giuliano Deidda