Elvis POMPILIO/BRACCIALINI MILAN 20 fashion show
First show of Milan Fashion Week The show for the Italian bag brand Braccialini was a show for which Elvis POMPILIO, who presented a collection of hats, was given carte blanche.
For the occasion, Elvis Pompilio had also created a collection of garments based on materials that were sometimes prestigious and sometimes quirky, such as bubble wrap for brides with a very fifties look, giant photographs of the Braccialini family for a colorful passage, or shiny black bangs for thirties beauties.
In all, more than 100 silhouettes for almost twenty themes, from the “animal” bag collection to a “Noah’s Ark” section featuring Italian film and media stars and friends of Elvis Pompilio, often from the media world. A passage playing with cities and countries also featured the same protagonists, while a ballet of little girls presented marvelous silver flower crowns.
Nearly thirty professional models presented a wide variety of hats and bags on the theme of fishing, cowboys or the eighties. Cinema ushers presented Braccialini bags as cigarettes, candies and chocolates, and bikers dressed as princes put on a “disconcerting” show, discarding their Braccialini helmets, among other things.
In fact, all the Elvis POMPILIO codes were on display in this much-appreciated fashion show.
Elvis Pompilio enlisted the help of Guillaume Joveneau, well known for his participation in fashion shows in both New York and Paris, whose services were particularly appreciated, and whose expertise proved invaluable.
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