MILAN–Ferragamo’s Spring 2011 show opened to the sounds of waves lapping, I imagine, against a very fancy yacht. Designer Massimiliano Giornetti’s collection was, according to the line sheet, “snapshots of a perennial summer, living by lazy rhythms, in boats and rarefied society gatherings.” To protect their hair against the sea breeze, models wore Gypsy-like silk kerchiefs, and to keep warm, decadent suede jackets over crocheted bikinis in beachy neutrals. On a bohemian bent, Giorentti sent down long peasant skirts with cropped tops. For a cover up, fluid shimmering full-skirted sheer dresses that could double as evening wear (with the right undergarments, of course).
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**All photos from Style.com
Designer(s): Ferragamo
Season: Spring 2011 Milan








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This is such a beautiful collection! It is so chic and the long draping skirts and cover-ups are fabulous. The cropped tops that are paired with them make the outfit stunning on the models coming down the runway. The bohemian vibe coming from this collection is great – Love it!!