Initial reaction:
Raver-explorers with a romantic streak.
Return to nature:
Tie-dye prints and ‘return to nature’ patches on anoraks had Federico Curradi’s Iceberg boys looking like they were set to go on a very stylish camping trip, or off to rave it up at a festival. The collection mixed practical performance-wear with polished, languid streetwear – relaxed silks and printed jackets recalled watercolour paintings, styled in casual layers.
How it was worn:
With pops of neon on belts, shoes and the canvas duffle bags models had slung over one shoulder. Crinkled sun hats, loosely tied bandanas and chunky lace-up boots underscored the outdoor adventurers vibe.
The soundtrack to Iceberg SS15:
Last season, Italian tailoring was infused with a dark dose of punk. See it below:
