Valentino Spring/Summer 2015 Paris

For their spring/summer 2015 collection, Valentino creative directors Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli were inspired by free thinkers, artists, outsiders and their environment. Taking the perfect opportunity to make a stylish statement, intricate prints were at the cornerstone of the collection, offering up a luxe take on freedom of expression. Incorporating various flowers and animals into the season’s print, the charming motif added a new dimension to slim-cut suiting and the relaxed silhouettes of house essentials.

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