American model Kaia Gerber made a striking entrance as she opened the runway show in a sculptural mini-dress that artfully revealed flashes of skin. The collection showcased a fusion of modern silhouettes and minimalist aesthetics. Clean white suits with strong shoulders were juxtaposed with textile patterns featuring graceful birds in flight.
The designs continued to captivate with boxy T-shirts, flower-adorned denim, and faded Canadian tuxedos, all cleverly constructed to play with the contours of the body. Following this, the collection transitioned into majestic forest green dresses, featuring daring chest openings.
What truly set this collection apart was its message of empowerment. Models confidently graced the runway, embodying a celebration of women worldwide. This empowerment theme extended to delicate blue-capped gowns and finely knitted pieces.
The collection’s grand finale featured a range of striking black and red ensembles, staying true to the iconic Valentino identity. A noteworthy addition was the debut of the Valentino Garavani Vlogo Moon bag, characterized by its half-moon silhouette and elegant golden chain handles, adding a touch of sophistication to the entire collection.
