The experiment failed.
Diesel designer Glenn Martens blew up the fashion world at Milan Fashion Week. The show of the collection, which, according to him, is dedicated to freedom, emancipation and experimentation, began with a show of 200,000 boxes of savory fillings. Condoms were just the beginning: one after another, fashion models appeared on the catwalk in shabby jeans, jackets, as if woven from rags, torn dresses and tops.
Particularly surprised by the model Ginevra Mavilla. The girl demonstrated one of the bows from the Belgian designer. A pink, long-sleeved, sequined crop top with a slit at the sleeve reveals the belly and clashes with a long, floor-length denim skirt that looks like it’s made from old seventies-style jeans (two seams at the front indicate this).
She completed the look with a tiny pink handbag and a huge silver belt with the company logo. In social networks, the girls under numerous publications from the show of subscribers were more impressed by Mavilla herself than by her outfit.
