Giorgio Armani Womenswear Fall-Winter 2011

The collection, titled Boudoir, develops a direct dialogue with the female body, interpreting it through silhouettes with recognisable and articulated features. Trousers gently widen towards the ankle, accompanied by turn-ups that define a refined detail; long skirts, constructed in bands reinforced by internal wire structures, impose themselves as architectural elements of support and movement. Tight-fitting jackets and wide overcoats balance the composition, enriched with marabou furs that give an opulent and soft texture.

Classic volumes find a new softness through the choice of fine, flowing fabrics: light silks, thick lace and embossed viscose materials combine with finely worked leathers, creating a tactile and visually sophisticated layering. The collection is rooted in a dreamlike imagery, aimed at reflecting on intimacy and the personal ritual of dressing.

Pink, declined in multiple talcum shades, stands out as the guiding colour, balanced by accents of black and beige, as well as ethnic prints that further enrich the aesthetic context, adding cultural and formal tensions to the overall narrative.