Blumarine S/S 2026 Milan

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[tourbillions]

this could have been gucci

 

[brightfutureinprada]

i dont know why but nothing that Koma does either in his own brand or in blumarine evokes anything in me, even if i see something without knowing that its by him. go figure
im sure he has his clientele but im confused how he has success working in 2 rather big brands.... i know he was at mugler before but to me hes a solid no2

 

[WAVES]

those butterfly motifs good grief

it seems like there’s an intention all around it but there’s also a haunting cheapness to all of it that bothers me. from the fabrics to the make up…

 

[Squizree]

Everybody's doing Versace EXCEPT Versace.

 

[Lola701]

I think it’s fantastic.
I was scared because he is not very known for flour and Blumarine is very flou and he delivered.
Girls stomping on the runway, freedom, sensuality, perfect.

It really gave me the feeling of good Peter Dundas at Ungaro and the early days of Pucci.

 

[MagFan]

These two reminded me some old Ferre skirts


and it is a copy actually
Ferre FW 2005

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[Cocteau Stone]

It's flouncy, flowy and flirty. I prefer this to the prior Brognano tenure. It has a little more fun in it and not so gormless.

Overkill on the butterfly. But also you have to pander so it's bit of an obvious take.

 

[Lola701]

These two reminded me some old Ferre skirts


and it is a copy actually
Ferre FW 2005

firstview.com vogue.com via vogue28

Great he proves that he has a culture of Italian fashion. FERRE is not bad to reference!

 

[QuantumCouture]

Better than Etro, if that makes sense.