F is for Freedom and Ferragamo, too.
Deconstructing informal codes and rebuilding them with liberating grace and expression.
When it comes to Italian names, many come to mind but a very few truly stay. That’s the case of Ferragamo – Salvatore Ferragamo. Since its establishment in 1927 in Florence, the house became an object of desire: everybody wants it but not everybody can have it. Ninety three years later, Ferragamo is still an Italian jewel, embracing tradition while looking ahead, and that’s exciting
Salvatore Ferragamo Autumn-Winter 2022 was designed by the internal team. With no creative director still, the result was brilliant. A well-constructed, casual and relaxed collection walked down the runway. Fashion Journalist Tiziana Cardini commented on the collection for Vogue.com: “It was intended as a wardrobe of impeccably executed individual pieces, with the Ferragamo’s high-end craftsmanship emphasizing a slender, modern silhouette, slightly inspired by the ’60s, and a versatile take on elegant informality.”
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The menswear collection sticked to a formal silhouette, while adding interesting details in key pieces such as knitted sweaters, hidden vests and sweatshirts made of sustainable fabrics. An athleisure aesthetic can also be perceived through the collection: loose pants, jackets with silver zippers and sweaters with hoodies are some of the pieces that embrace the idea of the moving man – the one who’s on the pursuit of liberation.
You can see the Salvatore Ferragamo Autumn- Winter 2002 collection, here.
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