Looksfrom Versace, Valentino and Victoria Beckham Spring/Summer 2020. GoRunway. Trends: '90s minimalism, layered power dressing, monochrome. Collections: Khaite, The Row, JW Anderson, Bottega Veneta, Saint Laurent, Valentino, Loewe, Isabel Marant. Von der Goltz's take: "Daniel Lee's immense talent and incredible eye was so apparent at Anew era dawned at Bottega Veneta the day Daniel Lee t ook the reins from Tomas Maier, who served the Italian luxury house for 17 years.No one knew at the time how triumphant Lee's assertion of a new identity would prove to be, but the trumpets sounded quickly. TyroneLebon shots Mica Arganaraz for Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2020 Campaign. Bottega Veneta Mica Arganaraz Tyrone Lebon. READ MORE. Stella McCartney Summer 2022 Campaign. Stella McCartney Summer 2022 Campaign. Lily-Rose Depp, Margaret Qualley and Whitney Peak for Chanel. Readyto-Wear Bottega Veneta Spring-summer 2022; Ready-to-Wear Bottega Veneta Fall-winter 2020-2021; Ready-to-Wear Bottega Veneta Fall-winter 2019-2020; Ready-to-Wear Bottega Veneta Fall-winter 2018-2019; Ready-to-Wear Bottega Veneta Fall-winter 2017-2018; Bottega Veneta - all the collections. BottegaVeneta Spring 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection, runway looks, beauty, models, and reviews. The world got its first glimpse of his vision for Bottega Veneta via look book last December - This Pin was discovered by VERSUS DUDE. Discover (and save!) your own Pins on Pinterest . Against the backdrop of plurality in culture today, defining what’s cool is becoming more and more challenging. That doesn’t seem to be the case for creative director Daniel Lees Bottega Veneta so called New Bottega’. The spring summer 2020 collection embodies a certain aloofness and confidence that sets it apart from anything else on the runway. Plenty of sunglasses, leather looks, and the models’ vice grip on luxurious bags conveyed a definitive point of view, a style, in a world that is perhaps overwhelmed by too many. Oversized trench coats, dropped shoulders, knitted dresses, and exaggerated proportions on both the men’s and women’s silhouettes lent to the collection’s relaxed sophistication. View the show in its entirety in the gallery below. Images courtesy of Bottega Veneta. Heads up Bottega Veneta will be releasing its latest spring/summer 2020 collection live from Milan on 19 September 2019, at CET 20 September, Singapore and Malaysia time. For autumn 2019, creative director Daniel Lee believed that simplicity is beauty. And so he wanted to express a collection that is simple, that will evoke pleasure, joy, desire and a sense of beauty. He did just that with sleek leather ensembles in dark palettes. The women’s dresses were polished and men’s layered knitwear pieces came paired with armour-like outerwear. It was truly a presentation of sharp tailoring. What the audience witnessed was the outcome of Bottega’s DNA and Lee’s vision for the brand. How will Lee impress his audience this time? Stay tuned to find out. Meanwhile, take a look at our previous spring/summer 2020 Runway Report here in three parts – I, II, and III.

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