Alberta Ferretti continued her exploration of daywear and urban-chic clothes to flank her signature occasionwear. But instead of dialing back her distinctive feminine quotient to meet the more pragmatic needs of her customer, for resort 2025 she integrated a sense of lightness and romanticism into her everyday wardrobe.
Describing her muse as “dynamic but also dreamy and mysterious,” Ferretti balanced graphic lines and neat cuts with ethereal volumes and airy fabrications exalting the movement of the body.
Daytime’s versatile looks conveyed this mix in an unfussy, approachable way via vaporous blouses and poplin shirts covered in frills tucked in sleek leather pants or nicely cut wide-legged jeans. Graphic shapes and a utilitarian flair informed outerwear solutions, as seen in trench coats, short capes and zippered jackets in elongated proportions, as well as in tailoring reinterpreted with fluid renditions of cargo pants.
Ferretti bet big on jumpsuits, considered as new items embodying the practical yet sophisticated spirit of her woman and answering to her on-the-go, fast-paced lifestyle. The designer elevated their simple silhouettes by folding pleats to create ample volumes while still enhancing the waistline, as well as with little details, like the belt adjusting the fit of a more streamlined white iteration.
“It’s essential that my woman feels herself at ease in my clothes,” said Ferretti, while showing the adjustable feature of a lush satin shirtdress knotted on the side. “If I give her a silhouette that’s too severe, the garment becomes the protagonist, while for me she is.”
Nighttime remains the moment when Ferretti’s muse shines the brightest. The designer’s chiffon gowns delicately folded in pleats and covered in cascades of frills best expressed her quest for enhancing motion, and were joined by satin slipdresses charmingly nodding to the lingerie world and Mikado frocks worked in nude and blush shades.
For more resort 2025 reviews, click here.