"In London last summer, Massimiliano Giornetti drifted into Tate Britain and caught an exhibition of the U.K.'s on-the-whole uncelebrated folk art. Once he'd waded through the pub signs and Morris dancing accoutrements, Salvatore Ferragamo's creative director discovered the inspiration for his Fall collection. "It was a section about soldiers [convalescing during the Crimean War] who'd had the time to spend creating pieces of art to send back to their families and their lovers," he explained. "A lot of the work was exquisite." [...]"
L. Leitch, Style.com - Review & Images here
