bottega veneta spring summer 2020

MicaArgañaraz and Edoardo Sebastianelli pose in Ponza, Italy, for Bottega Veneta 's Spring/Summer 2020 campaign. Photographed by Tyrone Lebon, the pair lounges on a yacht for theses sun-drenched images. Marie Chaix styles the shoot with hair by Gary Gill and make-up by Lauren Parsons. TyroneLebon shots Mica Arganaraz for Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2020 Campaign. Bottega Veneta Mica Arganaraz Tyrone Lebon. READ MORE. Stella McCartney Summer 2022 Campaign. Stella McCartney Summer 2022 Campaign. Lily-Rose Depp, Margaret Qualley and Whitney Peak for Chanel. BottegaVeneta Spring 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection, runway looks, beauty, models, and reviews. The world got its first glimpse of his vision for Bottega Veneta via look book last December Explorethe looks, models, and beauty from the Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2020 Ready-To-Wear show in Milan on 19 September 2019, with show report by Anders Christian Madsen Vay Tiền Online Me. Against the backdrop of plurality in culture today, defining what’s cool is becoming more and more challenging. That doesn’t seem to be the case for creative director Daniel Lees Bottega Veneta so called New Bottega’. The spring summer 2020 collection embodies a certain aloofness and confidence that sets it apart from anything else on the runway. Plenty of sunglasses, leather looks, and the models’ vice grip on luxurious bags conveyed a definitive point of view, a style, in a world that is perhaps overwhelmed by too many. Oversized trench coats, dropped shoulders, knitted dresses, and exaggerated proportions on both the men’s and women’s silhouettes lent to the collection’s relaxed sophistication. View the show in its entirety in the gallery below. Images courtesy of Bottega Veneta. 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Marking his second runway for the Italian label, Lee’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection was a strong assertion of Bottega Veneta’s new house codes, with a ready-to-wear focus on the ease and reality of dressing. The show took to Milan’s Via Senato, where a skylit courtyard lined with stone columns framed a clear perspex floor housing Intrecciato boxes. The set design — simple, clever, and resonant — connected antiquity with modernity, breathing new life into the house’s proprietary themes. The show opened with an expressly understated one-shoulder LBD that gave prominence to the accessories — a supersized Arco bag rendered in a slouchy, cross-body style, a new iteration of the quilted leather mules notably sans square toe, and a simple gold chain choker that anchored at the nape with a big gold sphere. The clothing itself found a middle ground between 80s power dressing and 90s waif minimalism, revisiting many of Lee’s AW19 motifs with a lighter touch that better outlined the figure. Ribbed knit dresses were lankier and more seamlessly layered, disco-ball metallics returned as drape dresses, and the boxy suiting and drawstring-ruched leather outerwear downsized in bulk. New to the assortment were dark wash denim and a print of a monkey and pineapple that emblazoned silk scarf tops — but overall, Lee’s ready-to-wear legacy unfolded this season as spare in design, substantial in attitude, whereas his knack for creating “It” accessories continues to prosper. Sit back, relax and get ready for another fashion presentation. This time around its Bottega Veneta who are presenting their Spring-Summer 2023 show live from Milan. Set to take place at Milan Fashion Week 2022, the event will broadcast on 24 September. All eyes will definitely be on what Creative Director, Matthieu Blazy will showcase in his sophomore collection for the brand. Late last year the brand promoted the former design director, making him the creative director of the Maison and the successor of Daniel Lee. Following Lee’s departure last November, the 38-year-old stepped up to the job and debuted his first collection for the fashion house in February. Like his inaugural Bottega Veneta collection, Blazy’s highly anticipated follow-up campaign is expected to be nothing short of spectacular. Check out the teaser below. That said, Bottega Veneta has spared no expense in ensuring its Spring-Summer 2023 Show will be one to watch. The brand has commissioned renowned Italian architect and design pioneer Gaetano Pesce to design its Summer 23 show space. Renowned for his inventive use of colour and materials as well as asserting connections between society and architecture, Pesce will no doubt help elevate the presentation in his own indomitable way. The Bottega Veneta Spring-Summer 2023 presentation will live stream from Milan, Italy on 24 September 8PM 25 September 2AM Singapore. Get a front row seat and watch what unfolds here. Images Bottega Veneta Back in October, Bottega Veneta’s much buzzed-about creative director Daniel Lee showed his Salon 01 collection—essentially, Spring Summer 2021—to a socially-distanced crowd of VIPs who gathered quietly in London. Today, the brand revealed the same collection to the rest of the world via video footage, a conceptual lookbook, and a physical mailer sent to editors functioning as a sort of show in a book’ not to be confused with Anderson’s show in a box’ for Loewe. Those three photo books, and a record, serve as a blueprint to the process and execution behind the collection. For each, Lee enlisted collaborations from creatives including German artist Rosemarie Trockel, photographer Tyrone Lebon, and musician Neneh Cherry whose spoken words make up the soundtrack’ on the record. As for the clothes? The British designer picked up where he left off in terms of the color palette—greens, chocolate browns, nude tones, and lilac. But new this time around was the smorgasbord of textures, like chunky crochet, macramé, and knitted separates; the squishy-ness and tasseled shearling that have become a house staple seems to have been parked this season. There was also a focus on paillettes and island-style wooden beads, while the menswear offering was even rounded out with a sparkly vest, which looked convincingly good with wide-leg white tailored trousers. And, bien sur, we must discuss the accessories—particularly the bags, which have been a runaway success for the brand since Lee took the helm. While the category has notably expanded beyond the viral Pouch and now has an abundance of popular styles, it’s this season’s offering that’s getting us excited again. Floppy knitted clutches, oversized leather totes, a home furnishings-inspired update on the Triangle Bag now in cosy, soft bouclé!, and the addition of rather luxe-looking fanny packs too. Better yet, each option can be tied in with a matching tonal or printed outfit. Now the brand’s legion of influencers can really wear their love for the brand on their sleeve. See the full collection below Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on all the latest fashion news and juicy industry gossip.

bottega veneta spring summer 2020