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MFW SS18: Roberto Cavalli


PRESENTED on a clean-cut catwalk, newly appointed creative director Paul Surridge’s collection for  Roberto Cavalli SS18 populated the runway with beautiful garments, and showed a new, more subtle direction for the brand. From two-piece suits, flowing dresses, body-hugging ballgowns and oversized coats – most of them involved extravagant prints – notably an abstract zebra design, rather than leopard and glitz.
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Some garments were encrusted with jewels and leather. Colours of deep reds and green, paying homage to the earth around us. However colours of pastel pinks and purples also gave a feast to the eyes.

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Models in a natural make-up and a smokey eye wore delicate jewellery with a signature one hoop, accompanied with flat pointed slip ons and bags in an array of colours.  Surridge gave us a thoughtful subtle collection with a wide appeal.

by Abigail Jane Winterford

Images courtesy of Roberto Cavalli

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