Italian Summer: Keaton for Summer in Italy for women in the Spring/Summer 2024 collection
The new Kiton women's collection called Un'Estate Italiana - Italian Summer, is a symphony of eternal summer mood, embodying the vivid picture, shades and scents of unforgettable years. It is a sophisticated reflection of Italian iconic landscapes, a celebration of vibrant palettes and delicate textures, an echo of self-love and relaxation.
Artistic ode to Italian landscapes The collection is an exploration and dedication to the whispers of the fragrant orange blossoms of Sicily, the strong olive trees of Puglia and the vibrant sunsets of the Amalfi Coast. It offers an escape into a vibrant world, traveling through the breathtaking landscapes of Italy and depicting calm and minimalist designs that symbolize leisure and freedom, while echoing the liberating essence of summer.
A sartorial journey through the regions Starting in Sicily and integrating silk and linen, Kiton takes us to Puglia, showcasing a spectrum of green hues representing lively, nature-loving women, and ending in Campania, where the land is a canvas painted from yellow to bronze, reflecting the freshness and embodiment of the freedom of the Italian years.
Finishing touches Materials and textures play a key role in Kiton's SS24 collection, with a variety of fabrics including timeless classics such as cashmere, all complemented by intricate prints and patterns. The collection is complemented by a range of accessories, every detail of which conveys the bright, pattern-rich and bold essence of Italian summer.
Un'Estate Italiana is a tactile walk through the sunny landscapes of Italy, weaving together impeccable cuts with the timeless charm of the Italian years.
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