FashionAgain & AgainDeconstructing Milan SS15Versace leads a 'Great Escape' as Begüm Boré deconstructs the Milan collections through abstract automobilesShareLink copied ✔️June 25, 2014FashionAgain & AgainTextBegüm Sekendiz BoréIllustrationBegüm Sekendiz Boré A Great Escape was closed by Versace and A Great Escape 2 inescapably opens by Versace. Inspired this season by her trips to Cuba (fact), Versace's Donatella now decides to take Calvin's Italo to Italo Calvino's birthplace Santiago de las Vegas in Cuba. "It was as if no one could escape the inexorable stare of Medusa" wrote Italo Calvino, Italy's most important post-war novelist, in his Six Memos For The Next Millennium. And when asked why Gianni chose the Medusa as the house’s symbol, "He told me he thought that whoever falls in love with the Medusa can’t flee from her", said Donatella. After Santiago de las Vegas would come Cape San Antonio, and A Great Escape to Cape San Antonio would literarily call for an Antonio. So Donatella also captures an Antonio. And MSGM and Andrea Pompilio. Not before long, Donatella realises that her BMW x Kvadrat is being followed by a BMW x Kvadrat x Raf Simons. One will surely remember Kvadrat from Raf Simons/Sterling Ruby AW14. SS15 looks well on its way. BMW x Kvadrat Dwelling Lab, 2010. Interpretation of BMW 5 Gran Turismo, Salone Internationale del Mobile, MilanBMW x Kvadrat Dwelling Lab and Versace SS15BMW x Kvadrat Dwelling Lab and Calvin Klein Collection SS15 by Italo ZucchelliBMW x Kvadrat Dwelling Lab and Calvin Klein Collection SS15 by Italo ZucchelliBMW x Kvadrat Dwelling Lab and Antonio Marras SS15BMW x Kvadrat Dwelling Lab and Andrea Pompilio SS15BMW x Kvadrat Dwelling Lab and MSGM SS15An actual BMW vehicle license plate and Versace SS15, photographed in Paris by Begüm Boré