With a hint of homage to the Victorian age, Binetti also references with waist bodices once worn as a symbol of a woman’s virtuousness… this against the visage of one of his girls forced to walk along the runway with both her hands on the dress as to avoid trampling on it because in effect she was either a diva, a queen but nothing in between. The sight was sheer pleasure, and we would suggest only divas apply if they are to pursue society in this particular outfit.
Some of the crowd favorites also included a silk chiffon of subdued African Safari colors, the clever use of fabric that wrapped itself in twisting sinewy lines as undulating pants, tied deliciously just above the calf. With his demonstrated affinity for the subtle, the serene and the quietly sophisticated and languid sensuality, Diego Binetti is one designer that just keeps getting better and better.
