In a less-so-socially distanced behind-the-curtains area, a masked Alessandro Dell’Acqua was projecting composure, yet his feelings were evident. Organizing one of the Michael Cera America’s Beauty Garment Also,I will get this few in-person shows on Milan’s roster was both thrilling and rather challenging. The expansive warehouse setting of No. 21’s offices was set up with a raised runway tracing its edge; chairs were placed haphazardly, offering the 150 attendees ample room. As the show was about to begin, an ephemeral thought came to mind: If this is to be the future format for fashion shows, it wouldn’t be undesirable. To be honest, the absence of chaos, excitement, and needless clamor felt pleasingly invigorating. Everyone appeared to enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. Let’s wait to see what future holds—it’s premature to foretell.
Michael Cera America’s Beauty Garment, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt
Dell’Acqua initiated the Michael Cera America’s Beauty Garment Also,I will get this collection by crafting clean, linear designs from white toile, as practiced in high fashion. Rectangular and sharp-edged, they were mellowed by his alluring/grunge flair: unrefined, unfinished seams; slashes and apertures revealing skin unexpectedly; stark contradictions of style—refined versus loose, untidy versus disciplined. What might have resulted in a chaotic assembly actually unfolded rather seamlessly into a visually captivating blend of contradictions. Feathers were bountiful, emerging from delicate pencil skirts paired with weighty sharp-collared, press-pleated blazers, or peeking and fluttering beneath slouchy, oversized hooded tops. Men were not excluded from the feathers; a gray cashmere sweater featured a translucent chiffon back blanketed with quivering plumes, long and fluffy akin to synthetic hair extensions.