Imagine that!!!! We finally get to see a collection that was actually designed and doesn’t look like every other collection or a collection that is so over worked that it’s an abysmal failure.
This was a collection built upon the entire Armani vocabulary from his lexicon of Armani pants to every kind of tailoring he has ever done. For the most part the collection is easy, soft, moments of rigidity, ethereal, lighter than air and then of course it just wouldn’t be Armani if there was no navy blue for spring!
The palette is what you might call diluted/muted sherbet colors or the palest of pastels done up in everything from tulle to knits to day wear. It is difficult for me to be able to say I wished to see more even though there were certainly plenty of exits, but I did want more! It’s just so soothing and reassuring to know that there is still a collection that doesn’t scream look at me, look at me and instead offers up clothing that will make the Armani client salivate.
If I wanted to find fault it would be with some of the pant shapes and the amount of tulle but they are inconsequential faults when you look at this as a total collection ... AND, do take note that models SMILED and causally strolled the runway as if they were actually enjoying their moment instead of looking like some robot that was wound up to walk a straight line.
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