Nicolas Di Felice
From icy beginnings to burning finales, the collection climbed from 22 to 30 degrees on the runway.
Di Felice worked with scenography director Remy Brière to create an exploding confetti runway at Paris Fashion Week.
Going ‘seriously’ sexy with a monochromatic palette and an architectural approach to garment construction.
Marking the House’s seventh guest designer, Di Felice follows Simone Rocha, Haider Ackermann, Olivier Rousteing and more.
The sensual collection left rubble in its wake, seeing structured styles drenched in black and white hues.
From Pride-perfect rainbow vests to slinky dresses, cold shoulders, leathers, zippers, and more.
Nicolas Di Felice’s models were too busy texting on their phones while serving nods to Twiggy, Mary Quant, Judy Jetson and all things ’60s.
