The Armarium pre-fall collection is a portrait of Giorgia Gabriele. She doesn’t appear in the shots, but she sets the perspective of every image. It marks a new chapter for the brand, which she launched less than three years ago, beginning by exploring modern expressions of evening dressing.
“When you become a mother, you often set aside your sensuality and the desire to have fun with clothing. So this new era is a way to reclaim femininity, taking back all the spaces in life,” Gabriele said. In Latin, Armarium means wardrobe, yet this project aims to make the wardrobe more than a rigid necessity. From the pearl tuxedo with a masculine cut, to the tube dress made with seven meters of bias-cut silk georgette, to a sculptural black gown with a long white shawl that can be draped over the back or neck, each look felt out of the ordinary, with carefully crafted details. Among the footwear, standouts include ultra-soft nappa loafers, satin mules, and gladiator sandals with removable straps. As for colors, orange injected a burst of energy into the collection.
