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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 cuts wide-leg pants from a viscose and silk velvet, deep and soft to the touch. They fall full and fluid from the waist. In beige.
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 beige.
Pierre Louis Mascia layers floral and paisley motifs across a diamond-shaped silk scarf, worked in earthy, sunlit hues. The fine silk twill knots softly at the neck or drapes from the shoulders. A printed accessory in warm beige.
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