Sanremo: Chiara sculpture dress, the strength of non-mother women

Chiara Ferragni returns to the Ariston stage

, co-host of the last evening.

For the first outing she chose an electric blue peplum dress, with the gold sculpture bodice modeled on her body.

"It was very relaxing to follow the festival from home, mask, pajamas and sofa, but I enjoyed myself so much on Tuesday that I couldn't wait to go back", she says smiling while her husband Fedez, moved, applauds in the front row.

"Being women without having to be considered just mothers": this is the meaning of the sculpture dress that Chiara Ferragni wears on the Ariston stage, recalling the theme of yesterday's monologue by Chiara Francini, which the digital entrepreneur encouraged and then applauded on social media.

"The female struggle against the guilt of wanting to reconcile everything - she explains in a post on Instagram - was the theme we asked @danielroseberry to develop for this dress made by the @schiaparelli maison. The hardness of the gold armor sculpted on the breasts of Chiara represents a force that does not need to imitate the male one to be considered equal.

While the satin petticoat is painted blue because it has always been the color associated with the sacredness of motherhood represented here as a stereotype of the woman feeding a golden child.

Not being considered only reproductive systems is the choice to fight for every single day ", reads the post. In one of the accompanying photos, Ferragni is carrying a small golden newborn to her breast. 

Another talking look for Chiara Ferragni

: the gold imprint of a woman's body imprinted on the blue of a column dress.

"The audacity of that artistic and scandalous gesture by the artist Yves Klein - always reads on the digital entrepreneur's Instagram profile - inspired @schiaparelli's spring summer 2023 look which according to @danielroseberry was the perfect synthesis of our Sanremo project In the French artist's work, women's bodies were freed from their immobility as mannequins and called to independently imprint their shapes on large white canvases to be painted in blue. Free your body and do with it what you want - concludes the post - because the woman's body is the greatest masterpiece of creation".