The Charm of Irregularity could serve as a fitting title for N.21’s pre-fall collection, as Alessandro Dell’Acqua’s repertoire constantly relies on the ambiguity of contrasts, juxtaposing the bourgeois with the licentious, the complacent Combines grunge with absurdity and modesty. Yet the designer avoids going into unstable or controversial extremes, keeping his rebellious spirit in check. He is a gentle destroyer. “I have designed a collection of irregular outfits,” he commented during a showroom appointment; The irregular (yet quite beautiful) wardrobe blends “mistakes of couture” with a hint of vintage and a carefree vibe, “as if a young girl had broken into her mother’s closet, haphazardly piecing together clothes.” Doing.” Although it may not seem so random, Dell’Acqua is a skilled stylist.
The “so-wrong-it’s-right” playlist of impossible pairings included a classic masculine striped poplin shirt tied with a glittery sequined pencil midi skirt, or a chunky reversible black jumper over a romantic shimmering nude chiffon frock Was. A ’60s gold brocade jacket à la Chanel with rhinestone buttons looked good with a beige pleated cotton canvas skirt, while a slinky black velvet evening gown inspired by the ’30s was a great addition for an added touch of glamour. The latter was offset by a faux-fur stole. ,
By his own admission, Dell’Acqua is allergic to trends; He designs clothes that are wearable while feeling comfortable. Their clothes are also reasonably priced – in a luxury market where exorbitant prices have made high fashion unattainable for most people, their approach is not only refreshing, but really admirable.
