Bottega Veneta S/S 2025 Milan

[Living Proof]

Everyone at the show is describing the collection as light, fun and whimsical, clearly seeing the clothes in person makes a difference.

 

[ghostwriter10549]

I’ll take this, absolutely loved it. It has been quite a journey seeing BV transition from being just a luxury brand to a fashion and luxury brand, and I think they’ve found the balance. This collection is chic, elevated, mature, and quite whimsical. Like old money meeting new money. Very interesting.

 

[jeanclaude]

Blazy always wanted to be like Lee. Well, now he has achieved it! He is as lost at BV, than Lee at Burberry...

Also, why a pizza dress???

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[Grets]

Only 9% of BV's sales come from RTW

 

[jeanclaude]

Only 9% of BV's sales come from RTW

You can tell!

 

[br3ncon1]

Only 9% of BV's sales come from RTW

Makes sense on why you can see a good chunk of the RTW at the outlets.

 

[Living Proof]

Makes sense on why you can see a good chunk of the RTW at the outlets.

Is that not most brands? BV produces so little of their RTW now compared to Lee’s era, if anything they’ve significantly reduced the amount of clothes they send to outlets.

 

[Alquimista]

Another thing I don’t understand is why someone working in fashion with some talent can still be into oversized clothing. It’s soooooo passé please!

We need 2006 silhouettes but updated for today. The oversized shoulders and layering are so out of fashion in 2024, I don’t get why this guy keeps doing it.

He probably lives in a bubble.

When I see oversize in a collection, it takes 9 out 10 points of quality. It's the worst trick.

 

[lookatme]

Hate it. One of my least favorite designers. He’s a very insecure designer, you can tell. He’s desperate for his work to come across a certain way…he wants us all to be impressed. It’s really not working.

 

[youthinasia]

I'm sorry but those pom-pom hats remind me of this:

source: flickr

 

[lookatme]

Ok another thought…he’s so obsessed with “elevating the ordinary and everyday” and in doing so, fails to create anything that anyone could actually use everyday. I sense this same issue with other designers now - they think it’s clever to do these sort of “slice of life” shows and think that the non-linear, chaos-of-the-street kind of approach is really modern or something. It isn’t working.