Land fashion shopping ideas at the end of September 2022 are tinged with color, with the new clothing collection H&M Studio Autumn-Winter (in store from October) and with the debut of a it-bag at Etro. But also capsule collections and limited editions to be discovered online and in boutiques.
H&M Studio: the Fall-Winter 2022 clothing collection
Passionate galactic fans Netflix series will not be able to do without it. Even the most diehard readers of science fiction novels like Philip K. Dick, author (also) of We Martians, set on the red planet… yes, but how to dress in that imaginary future? Certainly with a hint of optimism. The latter recommends it sparkling collection by H&M Studiowhich for the winter puts a playful look between reality and fantasy with a capsule of “Neo Real” proposals: decidedly bold colors and stellar explorer fabricsbut also ruffle decorations that, in their exuberance, would be said to be ready to defy any force of gravity. Here is the uniform for the next cosmic missions: lunar metallic textures, silver sequins, laminated fabrics, anoraks with padded bags… without forgetting, of course, our planet. Each garment is created with sustainable materials like TencelTMpolyester, wool and cotton recycled.
H&M Studio Fall-Winter 2022
The new bag from Etro
That heartbeat of textile inspirations that only an archive can generate. Marco De Vincenzo, Etro’s new Creative Director, has immersed himself in the fabrics collected in the pictorial brand’s headquarters since 1968: this is how the new “Love Trotter” bags were born, created with the 11 fabrics that most struck the designer’s imagination. with logoed and colored handles in recycled plastic and Pegasus embroidery. Only 200 models, available for purchase on etro.com and in an exclusive collaboration on mytheresa.com.
Autumn lingerie
Geometries and prints ethnic like paisley or ikat, declined in satin and silk kimonos, garments of undisputed charm. And lace enhanced by games of elastic laces in the new “Loosen Heartstrings” bra. These are just two of Intimissimi’s proposals for next autumn, made as always with a careful eye on traceability.
94 percent of the items in the shop are produced in owned factories in Italy and abroad, reported (and detailed) in the “traceability” section of the product sheets on the brand’s website.
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