A cohesive group of talented young patternmakers with a passion for fashion, guided by the expertise of Istituto Secoli faculty and supported by Lanificio Bottoli of Vittorio Veneto—a flagship of Made in Italy excellence that provided raw materials of the highest quality. These are the ingredients that led to the creation of a striking collection, characterized above all by an excellent level of design and craftsmanship.

Italian wool produced at ‘km 0’, recovering an ancient local textile tradition, is used to create looks that play on the concept of androgyny. Bustier structures intersect with outerwear, while elements of the feminine wardrobe merge with masculine tailoring to create exceptional models. Featuring typically sartorial cuts, these garments offer simple lines and great wearability that conceal semi-bespoke workmanship: eco-sustainability and innovation dress the woman of tomorrow, who loves to rediscover herself by playing with a new side of her femininity.

We would like to thank the young graduates of the Women’s Patternmaking Academic Course and congratulate them on the high level of professional excellence they have achieved:

Amanda Jane, Camilla, Daniela Yordanova, Erika, Giorgio, Giulia, Jeong-Jeon, Jungwon, Lucrezia Josephine, Natsuki, Roya, Sunhwh, Ylenia, Yoonjung.