Niccolò Pasqualetti apresenta coleção prêt-à-porter outono 2026

O designer italiano Niccolò Pasqualetti apresentou sua coleção prêt-à-porter de outono 2026 em Paris, combinando formas esculturais com itens básicos do guarda-roupa diário. O desfile contou com peças híbridas que se contorcem e transformam, incorporando elementos de joalheria e artesanato em couro enraizados na herança toscana do designer. Pasqualetti destacou uma abordagem fluida à vestimenta que desafia os limites tradicionais.

A coleção prêt-à-porter de outono 2026 de Niccolò Pasqualetti, apresentada durante a Semana de Moda de Paris em 8 de março de 2026, reinventou peças clássicas do guarda-roupa italiano, como casacos, trench coats, camisas brancas e T-shirts. O designer, que cresceu na Toscana, abordou as peças com a mentalidade de um escultor, começando pelos volumes e texturas. “É sempre assim que começa”, observou Pasqualetti nos bastidores. Os italianos naturalmente constroem uma ideia de si mesmos através da forma como aparecem. O desfile borrou as linhas entre peças de roupa, acessórios e joias, com elementos de arame sugerindo escudos protetores. “O corpo em si se torna um templo. As coisas são torcidas e dobradas ao seu redor”, disse o designer. Vestidos com paetês em prata e pêssego pálido foram equilibrados com botas baixas ou brogues, equilibrando glamour e usabilidade.

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