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| Second outfit in Milan: ASOS pelum skirt £55, Whistles merino crew £95, Gucci shoes and Prada clutch |
Aside from a brief stint in 2005, my fashion week duties have
just included London and Paris - never Milan - which at times felt a bit
weird considering I'm Italian, I love Italian fashion and I could help
the rest of the Red fashion team translate the restaurant menu... So
this was in fact my first season in Milan, and what a season it was.
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| Outfit trials- middle Whistles Pelt Print Silk Dress (£350) that got lots of interest |
Packing was nerve racking, I felt the extra pressure of wanting to
look good in my home country: would Italians like colour and print? Or
should I stick to a pared-back monochrome palette? I went for the latter including my J.Crew pony skin pencil skirt, Whistles Pelt Print Silk Dress and ASOS pelum skirt as hero items. I also wore my crazy faux fur Prada clutch which interestingly was loved even by my most minimal colleagues!
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| With Nicola Rose, Red's Fashion and Creative Director at Marni |
Landing
in Milan, I've never felt less like a local: my studded
Louboutin slippers suddenly looked too 'street' and my low-key undone
hair felt decidedly 'unpolished'. It did make me wonder, have I become
British? Probably...
Read the full article on Red online and see all my Instagram pictures here
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| Last day in Milan in J.Crew skirt and Charlotte Olympia heels |
4 comments:
Gorgeous outfit x
So chic and very Italian! PS are you using self tan and if so which one please?
ahaha , non molto politically correct pensare di essere diventata british , dopo aver notato che i capelli non sembravano puliti.... LOL ;)
Lovely post-read the full one on Red too! I think your outfits looked great and can't wait for your Paris looks ….
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