The Maison’s artisanal know-how transforms the surfaces, morphs the silhouettes, not just providing ornamentation but rather distinctive traits, tools for women to paint their personality, even within contrasts and contradictions. Reiterating Ermanno Scervino’s ongoing dialogue of strength and fluidity, intimacy and determination, chunky hand-knits become shearling jackets over whisper-thin chiffon frocks, shearling robe coats wrap frothy spli dresses punctuated by crystal embroideries. Sleek mannish fabrics, such as herringbone and houndstooth, sculp hourglass blazers and dramatic sartorial coats. Corsetry-inspired belts frame the body with quiet authority cinching the waist of tube dresses embroidered in “punto sollevato,” a new artisanal technique spotlighting the Maison’s experimental bent.

A pillar of Ermanno Scervino’s DNA, embroideries are an intimate expression of the Maison’s soul, asserting that true luxury is found in craft. They punctuate the collection informing new construction techniques and not as mere ornamental flourishes. Shearling, suede and nappa leather are decked in leather embroideries on jackets and bags; the petit-point technique appears on see-through dresses and ballerina flats with a square tow. A study on deliberate contrasts between tension and harmony, the collection rethinks contemporary femininity.