Milan Fashion Week: Simonetta Ravizza spring summer 2021 collection
Milan Fashion Week: Simonetta Ravizza spring summer 2021 collection. For Simonetta Ravizza, the spring-summer collection 2021 is a celebration of simplicity. Simplicity doesn’t mean minimalism, but rather a purity that accentuates beauty. Simplicity means attention to detail. The lines are so pure that the garments seem almost fragile, except that they’re made from the finest Italian materials. Colour palette: Muted, delicate tones inspired by nature. Tone-on-tone animal prints in pastel shades. Touches of colour, turquoise and green, inspired by the sea. Natural materials becoming more beautiful over time: Suede and leather, White cotton and silk, Printed kid and shearling.
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