Giada Gada 2017 Early Fall and Winter Fashion Collection

When creating GIADA 2017 early autumn and autumn/winter collections, the creative director Gabriele Colangelo said: “I want to be a minimalist in design style and be a 'multipleist' in detail.” The carving of details is exactly what GIADA has always pursued as a luxury brand.

The core inspiration for the GIADA2017 Early Autumn Collection is the slim, soft geometry of the German artist Katrin Bremermann and the translucent microscopic shape of the Belgian artist Kees Goudzwaard. Bremmerman's painting explores the relationship between artistic language and aesthetic experience. He transforms color blocks into the existence of a sculpture and eventually becomes the painting itself. In the GIADA 2017 early autumn series, monochromatic use became the language of creation. Water wave color, yellow tone gray, olive green and ruby ​​color, have become a single product or the whole color of the look. This coincides with the creative idea of ​​Kees Goudzwaard. Goudzwaard's works focus on paint and color, trying to give every audience full freedom to perceive color and shape. This degree of freedom is the wonder of the GIADA 2017 early autumn series.

The entire collection showed a relaxed and relaxed texture: a long sleeve that was slightly longer than the palm, a high-waist dress that stretched from the waist to the folds below the knees, and a long streamer and a slightly flared silhouette. Among these, pleated is undoubtedly the crowning touch to clothing this season. The unique yarn pleated technique takes more than 20 hours to produce each pleated item. The calfskin spacers are embedded on silk fabrics, showing a beautiful pleated form from the texture. These elegant swing skirts show beautiful textures when they swing. This is an excellent expression of GIADA's feminine sentiments: luxurious fabrics allow romance and freedom to have room for expression, and therefore seem more relaxed.