The Gianfranco Ferré Milan Fashion Week fall 2020 collection will be showcased during fashion month this February. Boy oh boy, we are so excited to finally be able to discover what some of the world’s most renowned designers have prepared for us! And Gianfranco Ferré has been wooing fashion enthusiasts for years now, so we’re pretty sure that this season will make no exception.
Okay, so we’ve searched the archive and have chosen some of the famous brand’s hottest looks that have enchanted fashion addicts throughout the years. For example, the Gianfranco Ferré spring 2020 collection was filled with sexy goodies such as body-con dresses, suits, Grecian, one-shoulder chiffon gowns and fitted coats. Still, what drew the audience’s attention was the paper-thin python that Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi used in such a unique way. The designer duo said backstage that a book in Ferré’s library with a photo of Louis Armstrong’s trumpet got them thinking about jazz, and that the “instinctual music” made them choose a “hotter, more sensual” approach.
For the brand’s fall 2020, Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi had as starting point the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. The line featured double-breasted cashmere coats, silver and navy lamé dresses, pencils skirts, chiffon tops, skinny pants, while feminine pumps, ankle boots and covetable bags completed the looks. The spring 2020 season brought a change at Gianfranco Ferré when Stefano Citron and Federico Piaggi were named creative directors.
Their first collection for the brand brought tops with metal inserts, soft pants, pencil skirts, tulle and long peplum dresses. The duo’s source of inspiration for fall 2020 was Helmut Newton’s work. As for their spring 2020 collection, Citron and Piaggi seemed to completely understand Ferré’s heritage. It was mostly a black and white line featuring loads of structured silhouettes with a slightly mannish touch.
If you want to see the latest Gianfranco Ferré line at Milan Fashion Week fall 2020, you should know that it will be showcased on February 25. So, remember to check back for updates!
Photo courtesy of Gianfranco Ferre
