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PREMIERE VISION


One overriding trend was a dark side to components, encapsulating ‘a cabinet of curiosity’ with little ofeat details, maybe a furtive beetle or a fleeting butterfly, or maybe lending accessories into an exquisitely surreal world. There was a lean towards feathers, flowers and quality ribbons, with an accent on the zip or zipper.


The range of materials used was vast, from metals, wool, plastics, rubber, lacquered surfaces, leather, silk, glass, velvets, fur, etc. All in all, it was an incredibly innovative, positive and creative season.


Artmetal


Moltec


Functional & Technical


top | Nut & washer ‘button’ from Artmetal


below | Zip from YKK YKK


Winter Vegetation with its Icy Flowers


Tarducci Massimo


top | Metal leaves with sequins from Moltec


below | Glass buttons from Tarducci Massimo


New & Best Ardigo


The Luxuriant Codes of the Renaissance


top | Large engraved key from New & Best


below | Jacquard ribbon from Julien Faure


Fur, Velvets & Flocks


top | Cherry trim in rex rabbit from Ardigo


below | From a range of velvet buckles at Luca Cuccolini


Julien Faure


Luca Cuccolini november 2017 | 53


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