(22 Feb 2023)
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Milan, 22 February 2023
1. Close-up Marras invitation being opened
2. Various attendees outside venue
3. Various shots models at rehearsal
4. Wide shot guest inside the venue before the show
5. Tilt up Korlan Madi arriving at the show
6. Wide shot Korlan Madi with her dog
7. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Antonio Marras, designer:
"It is the story of this woman walking inside a dark forest (that you will see later), and this reflects what we are experiencing these days, but at the bottom there will be a light, which is what makes us go further, allowing us not to stop."
8. Tilt up backstage
9. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Antonio Marras, designer:
"Fabric is my obsession. It is what I choose and control personally from the first one to the last outfit. I make a great selection and choice because every piece of fabric I choose is a piece of my heart and I would never waste it. But in the end, one has to be concrete, one needs to synthesize. I am not good at this. In fact, I always ask for more and as i don't take drugs, I choose fabrics! I always want to add pieces to the collection."
10. Wide shot Marras being interviewed
11. Various shots catwalk show (opening and closing the show is model Carmen Kass)
12. Wide shot designer Antonio Marras closes the show

STORYLINE:
Antonio Marras presented his fall/winter 2023-2024 collection Milan Fashion Week Wednesday (22 FEBRUARY 2023).

The show took place in a recreation of an enchanted forest inspired by a book by Sardinian writer Grazia Deledda, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1926.

"It is the story of this woman walking inside a dark forest... and this reflects what we are experiencing these days, but at the bottom there will be a light, which is what makes us go further, allowing us not to stop," Marras told The Associated Press backstage.

The designer was born in Alghero, Sardinia - a location that has inspired him throughout his career.

The collection featured inlaid upholstery jacquards, tartan and flocked tulle, with sequins, embossed jersey, fake fur and matelassé and above all, flowers.

"Fabric is my obsession," said Marras. "It is what I choose and control personally from the first one to the last outfit. I make a great selection and choice because every piece of fabric I choose is a piece of my heart and I would never waste it. But in the end, one has to be concrete, one needs to synthesize. I am not good at this. In fact, I always ask for more and as i don't take drugs - I choose fabrics!"

Marras also showcased perforated pannè velvet and needle-punched wool, with prints of cascading leaves, large wandering roses, geometric patterns and portrait photos of dogs.

Worsted sweaters with jacquard motifs which featured in the collection were typical of the Sardinian textile tradition, with cashmere and recycled knits, cut and reconstructed with macramé embroidery, lace and pleats.

Trench coats, bomber jackets, parkas and men’s tailored jackets were refurbished with inlays of haute couture materials such as damasks and brocades.

The color palette was cream and colors of the woods, along with black and vivid red.


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