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Pierre-Louis Mascia's creativity has established a dialogue between past, present and future that draws from multi-faceted aesthetic universes, from the photography of Nan Goldin and Scott Schuman - an emblem of technology and modernity - to the folkore, the latter being an example of how the past - through the lens of fashion - can adapt to the present and the future. In this regard, the French designer's research has focused on the typical costumes of Eastern Europe, in particular Ukraine and Poland: a geographical area in deep transformation and always cradle of great visionaries. Cotton jacquard knitwear, waistcoats conceived as overcoats, silk shirts and trousers with different fits - right down to embroidered silk and cotton caftans, jacquard kimonos, denim and silk and cotton jacquard belts - narrate this constant research that sees, as always, in the prints on the different fabrics, from silk to cashmere, its distinctive feature.
Pierre Louis Mascia works an oversized silk shawl in a tapestry of floral and paisley motifs. Generous at 135 by 195 cm, it drapes easily over the shoulders. A printed accessory in warm brick.
Pierre Louis Mascia scatters floral and paisley motifs across an elongated silk twill scarf, geometric and botanical at once. Light enough to knot at the neck or tie through the hair. A printed silk accessory in warm terracotta.
Pierre Louis Mascia prints a diamond-shaped silk scarf with a dense weave of floral and paisley motifs, framed by an intricate border. The fine silk knots at the neck or ties to a bag handle. A printed accessory in warm light brown.
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