02

36

Paolo Carzana SS26 0

Paolo Carzana SS26 1

Paolo Carzana SS26 2

Paolo Carzana SS26 3

Paolo Carzana SS26 4

Paolo Carzana SS26 5

Paolo Carzana SS26 6

Paolo Carzana SS26 7

Paolo Carzana SS26 8

Paolo Carzana SS26 9

Paolo Carzana SS26 10

Paolo Carzana SS26 11

Paolo Carzana SS26 12

Paolo Carzana SS26 13

Paolo Carzana SS26 14

Paolo Carzana SS26 15

Paolo Carzana SS26 16

Paolo Carzana SS26 17

Paolo Carzana SS26 18

Paolo Carzana SS26 19

Paolo Carzana SS26 20

Paolo Carzana SS26 21

Paolo Carzana SS26 22

Paolo Carzana SS26 23

Paolo Carzana SS26 24

Paolo Carzana SS26 25

Paolo Carzana SS26 26

Paolo Carzana SS26 27

Paolo Carzana SS26 28

Paolo Carzana SS26 29

Paolo Carzana SS26 30

Paolo Carzana SS26 31

Paolo Carzana SS26 32

Paolo Carzana SS26 33

Paolo Carzana SS26 34

Paolo Carzana SS26 35

02

/

36

Paolo Carzana SS26

Inspired by the idea of “Mother Earth as the genius and humanity as the monster,” the designer trawled through books on lost species, extinction events and endangered animals, ones like the collection’s titular pangolin. “When visiting, Maja, from the British Library, shared with me how the architecture of the library was created as a ship,” said the designer. “I understood that it could be possible to transform time and space and to descend deep down into the ocean, on board an underwater vessel or submarine.”

Photography Morgane Maurice

Share