🐮 Bottega Veneta Spring Summer 2020

BottegaVeneta will debut its Spring/Summer 2020 collection live from Milan on Thursday, September 19 th at 12:30pm EST/ 6:30PM CET. Catch the show with your front row seat, here. iVwM0A. Bottega Veneta will debut its Spring/Summer 2020 collection live from Milan on Thursday, September 19th at 1230pm EST/ 630PM CET. Catch the show with your front row seat, content is imported from Third party. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web WalshEditorial FellowSavannah Walsh is an Editorial Fellow at Vogue Australia Photo Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Filippo Fior / Gallery49 Photos Runway Bottega Veneta Sharpens Its New Identity for Spring/Summer 2020 Daniel Lee presents his latest collection, as well as leather goods by Joanna Fu 20 Sep 2019 Daniel Lee presents his latest collection, as well as leather goods Daniel Lee’s Bottega Veneta girl is fast emerging as a style zeitgeist of the moment, and everyone — from Rihanna to Rosie Huntington-Whitely — wants to be her. Marking his second runway for the Italian label, Lee’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection was a strong assertion of Bottega Veneta’s new house codes, with a ready-to-wear focus on the ease and reality of dressing. The show took to Milan’s Via Senato, where a skylit courtyard lined with stone columns framed a clear perspex floor housing Intrecciato boxes. The set design — simple, clever, and resonant — connected antiquity with modernity, breathing new life into the house’s proprietary themes. The show opened with an expressly understated one-shoulder LBD that gave prominence to the accessories — a supersized Arco bag rendered in a slouchy, cross-body style, a new iteration of the quilted leather mules notably sans square toe, and a simple gold chain choker that anchored at the nape with a big gold sphere. The clothing itself found a middle ground between 80s power dressing and 90s waif minimalism, revisiting many of Lee’s AW19 motifs with a lighter touch that better outlined the figure. Ribbed knit dresses were lankier and more seamlessly layered, disco-ball metallics returned as drape dresses, and the boxy suiting and drawstring-ruched leather outerwear downsized in bulk. New to the assortment were dark wash denim and a print of a monkey and pineapple that emblazoned silk scarf tops — but overall, Lee’s ready-to-wear legacy unfolded this season as spare in design, substantial in attitude, whereas his knack for creating “It” accessories continues to prosper.

bottega veneta spring summer 2020