It has become a Tiktok phenomenon to make a selfie in mirrors in the streets of Paris-for Fit-Check targets or for your friends at home, depending on where you fall on the local/tourist continuum. Nicolas di Felice has adapted the concept for his pre-spring collection and lookbook. “I love the idea that the models have taken their own photos,” he noticed.
Di Felice said that the future – experiencing us – the futurist Andre Courrèges is completely wrong, or at least wrong. If Courrèges wanted to dress people for the moon, he was just as interested in dressing them for the streets. “And that’s what we have in common,” he said. Di Felice has a talent for things like this; The distinctive geometric AC logo of the brand becomes a more frequent face in fashion circles and then, thanks to its bodyco -wires and smart ergonomic accessories.
As much as Di Felice has an inner feeling of what young people want to wear now, people who look wherever he goes, he holds an eye on the archive. The find of the season was a few stretch hook apartments from André’s time; Di Felice has updated them in a technical knit and injects the form with a sporty element. The cap-sleeve pieces of the collection and t-shirt dresses and strappy maillots worn as tops all have their starting points in Vintage Courrèges editorial articles, although the oversized Bermudas combined with those bathing suits, he be on it, are a direct height of his careful observation of the current moment.
A form that we will probably see in the streets in the future is his short-in-for-back skirt, which he showed in Stretch Denim and Baby Pink Jersey. A clothing version is supplied in all-over sequins. On the other side of the exposure spectrum, a Boxy Polo in a micro -kort was a new part here. Much to keep the selfie customers involved and to lure some newcomers.