If, among the various trends, a return to an elegant but minimal look, inconspicuous shapes and neutral colors seems to emerge from the latest fashion catwalks, the task of making each look special and personal passes to accessories.
At Milano Fashion&Jewels, an exhibition dedicated exclusively to this sector open until the 21st at Fiera Milano Rho, the word used to describe the new trend is 'exaggerated'.
From jewelery to bags and hats, each proposal has a single purpose: not to go unnoticed.
"If the style is minimal, the jewelery must instead be seen and very well - said the fashion editor Lisa Mancini in one of the workshops organized today for Elle Talk - The accessories complete the look and above all they must be in a macro version".
So on a pair of jeans and a black blazer, the necklace stands out which with multiple turns reaches up to the neckline and with each turn there is a larger pearl until it reaches the size of a ping pong ball.
To enrich a simple white dress, attention shifts to the ears decorated with maxi pendants or even bowed with red ribbons.
Instead of the cuffs of the obvious white shirt, there are steel bracelets and the rings are worn over the gloves.
The bag also becomes giant in size.
From the clutch to the trunk, up to the shopper and the hobo (the crescent shape) all will be in an extra-large version, large enough to contain the essentials.
Milano Fashion&Jewels (600 brands, 45% from abroad) wanted to entrust its message in support of the female universe to a bag at a time when being a woman is increasingly at the center of dramatic news events.
The symbol of this edition is a canvas shopping bag with the words 'I wear what I want' and the red ribbon against violence against women.
In the central avenue of the pavilions of Fiera Milano, where Micam (footwear exhibition), Mipel (leather goods), The One Milano and from tomorrow also Lineapelle are also taking place, an installation with a red bench and an olive tree has also been placed with red shoes hanging.
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