Long silk skirt with side slit

Straight from the 1960s to the present day, the trapeze dress is back in fashion; it is a simple garment, reduced to the essentials, which allows the figure to be slender thanks to the shorter hemline and the waistline that is not marked, leaving the curves of the body undefined. That is why it is the dress that suits everyone.

Once again it was Yves Saint Laurent who revolutionised fashion; in 1958, he created the Trapeze line. The success was immediate: women were looking for lightness and simplicity, after the metres of fabric protagonists of the 1950s. The collection was received with a standing ovation, literally changing the trends of the time and making a profound mark on the 1960s.

What is new is that for designers, the trapeze dress of sequins and the like can also be worn in daylight.

A fashion trend already announced by the New York shows, sequins will also dominate fashion in the coming seasons.

My trapeze dress is made of a wool blend with sequins and lined with silk taffeta fabric, entirely made and finished by hand.

While skirts in general have always been a must-have, long skirts are that essential, life-saving garment that will allow you to tackle any commitment on your calendar with style and elegance.

In this year's crowded trend landscape, there is a new, fierce contender: the long skirt. It is ready to steal the show, backed by the endorsement of well-known personalities and an enviable versatility. Having said goodbye to the prohibitive mini, the extra-long declination of the model is a candidate to become a style passe-partout for every age, physique and taste. Between Nineties inspiration and contemporary minimalism, the long skirt becomes the star of the catwalks of the moment and is destined to last. Today's long skirt has some very specific characteristics; one of them being its length, which moves away from midi models and decisively covers the whole leg, even hiding the feet.

My long skirt, in crépe cady, with a matching crop top in the same colour and fabric, romantic and feminine, is perfect for elegant and sophisticated evenings. The soft, snug fabric allows it to be worn by women of all ages, tastes and body shapes. Its strong point is its versatility: elegant and sophisticated, worthy of grand occasions, combined with high-heeled shoes; more practical and casual when worn with simple trainers. Both sartorial garments are strictly handmade and finished

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Accessories play an important role in enhancing the black dress and allow us to create unique looks. If in doubt, a black bag and shoes are the choice you can never go wrong with.

Iconic, feminine and above all versatile and always up-to-date, the black dress is a passe-par-tout garment. In fact, it does not just adapt, but transforms, combining tradition and innovation. It was Coco Chanel who made it a symbol of elegance and style when she introduced the 'Chanel black dress' in the 1920s, a simple and sophisticated design that revolutionised fashion at the time. With Coco, the black dress became elegant and chic, adaptable and perfect for different occasions. A timeless garment.

My elegant and sophisticated black longuette dress, in soft and enveloping cady crepe, aligns with the minimalist trend, with clean, essential and tailored lines, embellished with a small drape on the front that ends on the left shoulder. The added value of the garment is the finishing touches that are all handmade. It reminds us of the importance of simple, well-cut garments, indispensable in every woman's wardrobe.

If it is true that total black looks are a certainty, it is also true that the black dress allows us to experiment with new colour combinations, creating looks with great visual impact.

Accessories play an important role in enhancing the black dress and allowing us to create unique looks. If in doubt, a black bag and shoes are the choice you can never go wrong with.