Pier Mostin 2025 Fall Ready Clothing Series

Marina Moscone proceeds from the romantic idyllic poem of spring, without punching in autumn. “I feel more urban, smooth and polished,” the designer said. He drew from Cecily Brown Paftsings the palette of the series, as well as the attitude of Helmut Newton’s photos. Not that Mostin suddenly began designing for Amazon, it was always a sophisticated element of her work, but the body’s confidence built into the clothes, from protection to provocation.

The latter category is an off-shoulder wine-skinned leather jersey that holds tightly like paint. With Ott Glamour is a black white faux jacket with the fluffy of Marabou. Mosten’s signature hood dresses, some of which are lettuce edges, are even more frustrating since last season.

Taking this collection beyond beautiful content and connecting it with a broader cultural dialogue is that Mostin interacts with the idea of ​​power through the perverted nature of corporate menswear rules. It is best to reflect this with an unparalleled pinstripe set. This pants are a lightweight charcoal with unexpected pink stripes that are cut into narrows and wear a huge wool double-breasted olive jacket with wider white stripes. The length is elongated and the waist is clearly defined, so the fit is blurred with the bending. “We kept the classic tailoring quantum of the cut and exaggerated the outline,” Moscon said. The black version of the coat is black, with the black dress painted underneath it.

Continuing with this vein, some slim pants on the outside seams almost like fragments of Adam’s ribs. The asymmetric pleats at the dress’s neckline are like a displaced collar. These simple sliding shoes combine lace with pinstripes from Moscone and Team, with the same passionate manipulation and combination as the market as Patrick Bateman. If the pieces aren’t so polished, you might say that this will have a life effect. “I have to be in the hands of things,” the designer said, saying she wanted to bring “femininity” into male fabrics with this crush. We read about institutions and diplomacy every day, which can feel sinister. Mostin’s hands-on approach is specific and positive, by contrast. Remind people that although the world may be out of control, we can still shape what we have. If we get out of the competition, there are signs of its experience.