SPRING SUMMER 2025
The Antonio Marras Spring Summer 2025 collection draws inspiration from Sardinian actress Anna Maria Pierangeli, her Hollywood career, and her bittersweet love for James Dean. The collection tells the story of dreams, loves, successes, and summer evenings through the garments, the result of an interplay of styles, inspirations, and references. The Jacaranda Motel provides the backdrop for the story, a place that surprises and enchants, where nothing is really as it seems.
Floral elegance merges with the boldness of leopard print, creating a harmonious blend of refined contrasts. This gives life to midi dresses with a flared silhouette and square necklines, and long dresses that dance between deep necklines and unexpected slits.
The Picnic checked print from the Spring Summer 2025 collection meets bold silhouettes and generous volumes, giving shape to a contemporary take on elegance. A playful yet refined dialogue between pattern and form.
The Ibiscus series blends nostalgia and modernity in the Antonio Marras Spring Summer 2025 collection. She wears a structured bustier dress with floral and tartan prints, while he dons a beige suits with floral patchworks on the jacket.
The Ant Print, inspired by Maria Lai, animates the prints of the Antonio Marras Spring Summer 2025 collection. The Sardinian artist loved to say that all participants in the Marras workshop are like diligent little ants, united by a common purpose. This concept takes shape in a women's duchesse jacket with a side bow closure, paired with a pleated full skirt that enhances the motif, creating a perfect balance between structure and poetry. For him, a short-sleeved shirt with a front pocket and essential black trousers, completed with the genderless LolLove sneakers.
An intertwining of strength and lightness, where every detail whispers a tale of duality—of fierce determination softened by ethereal grace. Flowing fabrics embrace the body with effortless movement, while bold cuts and intricate textures create a dialogue between structure and fluidity.