Berluti Fall/Winter 2014 Paris

By Tim Blanks
After several seasons of spectacular tableaux vivants at Berluti, Alessandro Sartori had reached the point where he wanted to do a show: a living, breathing, moving advertisement for the extraordinary work the Berluti artisans are doing. The decision was made early enough in the process of designing the new collection that the show could become an extension of it. Which meant thateverything about tonight’s presentation was, according to Sartori, calculated to convey the character of the company that he is building as creative director with CEO Antoine Arnault.
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