Antonio Marras proved that his imagination still runs wild, his natural talent for storytelling is intact and his prowess for fabric juxtaposition and artisanal techniques is charming as ever.
For those who wondered what the Antonio Marras brand would look like after Gruppo Calzedonia’s takeover, the show that opened Milan Fashion Week on Wednesday was the moment of truth.
For spring 2023, the tale sparked from Marras’ creative mind had a hero traveling across unexplored Sardinia and encountering people of all sorts to rediscover an old opera house, where apparently even Maria Callas performed before nature took over the abandoned location. The final seven gowns — with their lavish mix of textiles, puffed up volumes and long trains — hit the highest notes and were borderline couture. They were tailored by costume seamstresses of the Piccolo Teatro theater in Milan, with whom Marras joined forces for the special looks.
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