Party in Capri: Fashion bloggers rushed to transform into Italians

We do not know where it comes from, but the craving for the sea in summer increases to such an extent, as if it were fixed at the genetic level. In cases where your kind grandmother doesn’t live somewhere in Naples and doesn’t invite you to a summer vacation every year (that is, in most cases), you have to go out on your own- same. There are, in fact, only two ways to quench your thirst for travel under the Tuscan sun – either buy tickets and jet off to the vineyards and the sea, or dress up in Italian and enjoy the warm aesthetic within the limits of your home town. And don’t rush to say that these are unequal options – for a fashionista, a change of wardrobe is as exciting as a trip!

Especially since we are still reviewing the Emilio Pucci collection, which the brand has strategically presented in Capri. A very smart move! Instead of throwing leggy models on the catwalk, creative director Camilla Miceli showed how the new collection should be worn in real conditions on very real beaches – and therefore invited fashion bloggers to the Italian holidays. And they know how to enjoy life in colorful tunics and flying dresses!

A flurry of photos and videos of Emilio Pucci’s presentation have gone viral on social media, leaving “circles on the water,” which are still popping up in microtrends. For example, color-block prints and multicolored zebras on tunics have already received their variations in other brands, and influencers have kept bright silk bandanas in wardrobes since the days of Gucci and Versace novelties. .

Attention, big sun, quickly put on your glasses! Unlike the delicate, pastel Parisian aesthetic, Italian chic is loud, deafening and dazzling. If we choose a frame in the style of a Capri evening, then only a fancy one, with lots of details or a catchy chain. The rings are bigger, the pendants are heavier, more golden. Imitating the Italians, you can not be afraid of large accessories on bags and shoes. Here the rule is simple: chic, sorry for the tautology, chic or not. And we love this message!