Braccialini - SS 2012

Braccialini plays with the many languages of flowers and celebrates their spectacular contrasts.
The colours of flowers, the emotion of a rose, the scent of the lily of the valley, the vitality of the sunflower.
From time immemorial, emperors and poets, painters and musicians, but also the great architects, have been inspired by flowers. From the hanging gardens of Babylon to the great Renaissance parks up to the contemporary design of the Guggenheim museum in Blibao.
The simplicity, freshness and purity of a daisy becomes a new iconic bag with white soft nappa leather petals, it’s preciousness exalted by a liberal scattering of strass.
A corolla of white calla lilies and green leaves wrap around a graceful basket with plaited handles.
A refined stylized decoration on bags with elegant trimmings in patent leather goes hand in hand with the sunshine of red poppies, proposed in a graphic mix of animal prints. The delicate grace of may-blossom contrasts with riotously colourful anemones applied to the must-have Braccialini patchwork constructions.
Wreaths of flowers in a riot of colours on deconstructed soft nappa leather sacs.
A large rose the sublime symbol of passion peeks out from the folds of a understated bag.
It is a celebration of flowers, of colours from the deep tones of fuchsia, blues and oranges abstractly drawn and embroidered onto nylon.
The lone onlooker of Nature’s amazing prowess, a tiny fallow deer crouching in silence among tiny leather flowers and colourful Swarovski crystals. Her bright and spellbound gaze echoes our own.