A mixture of artistic languages is what this collection represents that wants to express one hundred percent the concept of fashion.

Andreas Kronthaler continues the work of Vivienne Westwood with a tribute to her and the passion for history that has ignited in them the creative spirit.

Kronthaler is inspired by the late Renaissance and the exhibition of Giovanni Battista Moroni in Milan. It is through these solemn and elegant works that he creates this collection mixing the memories of Vivienne and their common will for a fashion that goes beyond appearances, a fashion that is able to make the clothes speak.

Three young artists who reproduce ASMR sounds reminiscent of nature accompanied with a mix of dance and music start the show.

The models enter the scene presenting a series of irreverent looks that move on the layering technique. The undisputed protagonist of this celebration is the protective suspensory in punk version, a kind of pouch-lingerie or lingerie-fanny pack. The archival pieces of the house are the bustiers that have made the history of the brand and the Scottish plots that we see worn by Sam Smith.

They parade mini kilts, blue velvet jackets with applications of small flowers and to conclude the show Kristen McMenamy wearing a white shirt with slits along the sides in perfect harmony with her long white hair.

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In the audience, several prominent personalities including Julia Fox and Rosita Cataldi, the entrepreneur from Prato who has always produced knitwear for Vivienne Westwood, wedding and evening dresses. 'We are friends for life and Vivienne is in our hearts' Rosita remembers affectionately.

In this Renaissance representation in a transgressive key, Andreas Kronthaler explains:

"For the coming winter, there is a lot of black because we really love this color, it is practical and at the same time the most elegant of all colors. And it’s very important to know that there was a life before ours. And always remember that elegance is all about how a person moves through life. It has less to do with what you wear and what you smell and more to do with your inner self"