These original motifs define the changing “geometry” of the garments: from swimsuits to cardigans to include Elisabetta Franchi’s classic stretch crêpe trousers. Butter, dark chocolate, milk, squid ink or liquorice: the chromatic palette also seems to have caught a whiff of the scents and aromas of those lands, while the tactile textures change constantly. The raffia fabrics are transformed first into a dress, then worked into a skirt and at the end into a maxi, fringed gaucho caban. There is a generous selection of differently knitted tops in jacquard or ornate with textured surfaces and even handmade details as the beautiful crochet pieces. The main protagonist of the collection is the waistline, which is emphasized by cropped tops and carefully selected accessories. Unmissable in this exuberant offering are the à jour crochet trims, the knitted coats used dresses. The accessory highlights include raffia towering, yet super comfy, wedged sandals, a kilim-like woven tote bag, the embroidered clutches and modern take on tango-inspired jewellery. The Gambler hat complete the look of this strong woman who can get anywhere she wants, as far as the antipodes of banality.