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Final Sale Philipp Plein logo-patch detail slim-cut jeans jet black stretch-cotton slim cut logo patch to the rear belt loops front button and zip fastening classic five pockets Composition Outer: Cotton 98%, Spandex/Elastane 2% Lining: Polyester 65%, Cotton 35% The composition information is subject to the actual product. The product composition details of the spliced material will be split and displayed. Washing instructions Hand Wash The washing method is subject to the commercial washing standard Wearing The model is 1.88 m wearing size 33 The model is also styled with: Emanuele Bicocchi textured band ring Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 18177789 Brand style ID: SABCMDT2714PDE004N
Final SalePhilipp Pleinripped-effect slim-fit jeansblue cotton-denim layered design all-over logo print ripped detailing logo patch to the rear belt loops front button and zip fastening classic five pocketsCompositionOuter: Cotton 98%, Spandex/Elastane 2%Lining: Polyester 65%, Cotton 35%The composition information is subject to the actual product. The product composition details of the spliced material will be split and displayed.Washing instructionsDry Clean OnlyThe washing method is subject to the commercial washing standardWearingThe model is 1.86 m wearing size 32Product IDsFARFETCH ID: 16613797Brand style ID: FAACMDT2558PDE004N
Performance. The word could create anxiety in many of us but for Simone Bellotti it telegraphs “an act of self expression on a stage.” The stage for his Bally fall 2025 coed collection was a floor left bare in the Velasca Tower, a newly restored 1950s skyscraper, a view of Milan’s skyline below. The space helped enhance the designer’s stark and minimalist aesthetic — save for a supersized checkered motif in China blue, a floral pattern on a short dress and colorful sequined ballon skirts. “The starting point of this collection was an exploration of routine — the repetition and order that shape our daily lives. Eventually we yearn to challenge this structure, to subvert it, to dream, and to escape into a world that is less precise and more instinctive,” read the show notes, which also mentioned Swiss artist Luciano Castelli and his works of “unrestrained self expression. This juxtaposition further deepens the dialogue between discipline and creativity, a core theme in Swiss culture and history.” That might sound cryptic and, unfortunately, there was no opportunity to speak with Bellotti, which was a pity because his views on art and how they translate into his fashion always make for an interesting conversation. While the official reason for the closed backstage was that it was on a different, unreachable floor of the tower, the suspicion that this helped avoid questions about his future at the brand was strong. As reported, sources in Milan say the Gucci alum may be headed to Jil Sander now that the exit of Luke and Lucie Meier has been confirmed, and as Bally goes through some changes under a new owner. You May Also Like In fact, while Bellotti again showed pleasing peplum tops and sculptural dresses and rigorously tailored suits filled with irreverent touches — for example, disrupting them with sprouts of pink or lime green shearling — the designs didn’t really evolve. Since his appointment in May 2023, Bellotti has created a precise silhouette for the brand, which has garnered positive editorial and commercial reviews. The sleek leather pea coats, the vintage-looking denim designs, the flouncy dresses and the terrific accessories were all still there for fall, but overall the collection lacked a certain oomph. Here’s hoping that, whatever is next in the cards for Bellotti, he will be able to express his talent with gusto.
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