Milan Fashion Week SS25 · Runway show Womenswear
Alessandro Enriquez
By Alessandro Enriquez. 40 looks, shown 17 September 2024 in Milan.
The collection, look by look
MILANO MODA DONNA - 17/23 SETTEMBRE 2024 · SS25Every look in runway order as a column of the colours measured from its garments. Hover or use the arrow keys to read each one; play to walk the show.
Look 1 of 40
Who designs Alessandro Enriquez
alessandroenriquez.com ↗Founder and designer
Alessandro Enriquez
Since 2013 · about 13 years
Italian
Born in Palermo to a Sicilian mother and a Franco-Tunisian father, Enriquez worked for seven years at Costume National before going independent. He debuted in 2013 with the label An Italian Theory, renamed after himself in 2017. His work uses bold colour and graphic prints, and he shows on the Milan Fashion Week calendar.
Their runway style →Traditions in the collection
Cultural influences →5 of Alessandro Enriquez's 40 looks draw on a specific dress or craft tradition, as read from the photographs. The house is based in Italy.
Greek key meander and amphora motif · Greece · European folk & regional dress2 looksItaly → Greece
“Red-on-white print of amphora vases, Greek key meander bands and palmette foliage, recalling ancient Greek painted pottery decoration, reworked as an allover chiffon print.”
Greek black-figure vase painting motif · Greece · European folk & regional dressLook 34Italy → Greece
“All-over print of amphorae, palmettes, scrolling foliage and Greek key meander bands, black on ochre-orange like ancient Greek black-figure pottery.”
Ancient greek vase / column motif · Greece · European folk & regional dressLook 3Italy → Greece
“Blue-on-white tile-grid print of amphorae, Ionic column capitals, classical heads, grapes and palms, reworked as a souvenir-style ceramic tile pattern.”
Classical greek vase and column motifs · Greece · European folk & regional dressLook 11Italy → Greece
“Tiled print of amphorae, Ionic columns, classical heads, sailboats and archer figures in hand-drawn blue on white; reworked as a novelty print.”
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