Italian fashion 2014-2015, or ...

Alberta Ferretti's philosophy of uniqueness. Fashion and style are individual. Feel it while looking at the last two collections of the world famous fashion designer!

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"A stylish woman for me is one who does not fuss, but cultivates her personality and seeks to become aware of herself in this world," - says the Italian trendsetter.

The blue sea, green mountains in a gentle morning haze ... All the beauty of Italian nature was embodied in a picturesque place - the small town of Cattolica on the Adriatic Sea, where Alberta Ferretti was born, became a designer, fashion designer, and where her headquarters are now located.
Alberta Ferretti grew up in the studio of her mother, a skilful dressmaker of women's dresses, who had a unique sense of fabrics, how they lay down and draped on the figure, the unmistakable sense of style and taste that were manifested during her customer service and which were passed on from her daughter. When Alberta's daughter turned eighteen, they opened a ready-made dress store. Between things fromArmani, Crizia, Genny and other famous brands, she hung her own models. And when they began to be actively sold, mom and daughter founded a company Aeffe.

In 1984, three years after her debut in the fashion world, Alberta released one of her most successful collections - Phylosophy di Alberta Ferretti. The talking title fully reflected the author’s life position: "Your unique style should be clear and expressive - from clothes and accessories to the inner world ... Everyone who meets you should immediately ... feel your uniqueness." No wonder her models can be seen on such celebrities as Julia Roberts, Nicole Kidman, Madonna, Uma Thurman.
Currently, Alberta Ferretti is the owner of two projects: Alberta ferretti andPhylosophy di Alberta Ferretti. In addition, the designer supports fashion houses. Moschino, Ozbek, Rifar, Narciso Rodriquez, and Jean Paul Gaultier, and also produces a perfume line Ferretti

At the very beginning of the last month of summer, we offer to see the latest resort collection of 2015 fromAlberta Ferretti. After all, outfits sewn in August will surely remain in the closet until the next hot season. And those who are already starting to think about the autumn wardrobe will certainly be attracted by the beauty and sophistication of the 2014/2015 autumn-winter collection.
The resort collection was created in the style of the 60s under the influence of paintings by the American artist Mark Rothko (Mark Rothko, originally from our Vitebsk province). The main color is purple, difficult for both artists and fashionistas. Alberta Ferretti skillfully beat him, using his ability to feel the diverse structure of tissues. In general, the collection is very bright, there are many outfits that have already become classics of fashion, but presented differently thanks to unusually textured fabrics, including pure tones, as well as white and black. (By the way, black is the designer’s favorite).
After the brightness of the summer collection, the autumn-winter one seems gloomy at first glance, as if frowning from the low autumn clouds. But with a closer look, it is impossible to resist her charm and it becomes clear that you can endlessly admire her sophisticated halftones and transitions, there is a feeling that a journey through Italy is taking place, from which it is impossible to tear yourself away, it is impossible to end, because it will remain inside you, like a particle some incredibly rich in feelings, sensations, thoughts of the colorful world.

“I imagined animated forests where nature hugs a woman’s body,” Alberta Ferretti commented on her inspiration for this collection. Here we already see the silhouettes of the 21st century, feminine and dreamy, resembling the canvases of medieval artists.The colors of green foliage and moss, all shades of the earth, the most diverse ocher and the warmth of sunny yellow - all this is organically combined with unique textures and prints, as well as with feathers and stones. The fabrics were also handcrafted - tweed was embroidered with gold thread, moss patterns were made of brocade, sequins were made of appliqués ... Even ballet shoes are covered with peacock feathers.
Perhaps we should once again admit that the main secret of Alberta Ferretti's success lies in the fact that she knows how to subtly feel the moods and desires of women interested in fashion, and stand at their head to lead to a wonderful garden. Or: brightness and expressiveness, grace and refinement, richness of colors and subtle HANDWORK!
Photo: catwalk.pix.com; images / de; PR
The material was prepared by Elena Karpova.