Luigi Bianchi Mantova Fall/Winter 2014 Collection–With continuous research on new fine fabrics, an endless experimental attitude and the desire to offer unique and refined garments, Luigi Bianchi Mantova’s fall/winter 2014 collection certainly has the right basis to satisfy the needs of the more demanding customers. For fall, the inspiration comes from 1960’s optical patterns, alternated with graphic macro checks, micro designs, damier motifs and Prince of Wales, available in different shades, in order to add a strong 3D effect on the pieces. The brand’s sartorial standards set the guidelines in the construction of the silhouette, where perfect fits and impeccable cuts highlight the uniqueness of the fabrics. Always on board to experiment with style, in order to provide confidence and elegance to its customers, the brand lowered the waistline this season, accentuating the figure, while the vest remains the key piece of the collection, considered as a versatile fundamental garment or matched with the sartorial suit, designed following the label’s Made to Measure service.
Luigi Bianchi Mantova Fall/Winter 2014 Collection
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