Andreādamo Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear Runway, Fashion Show and Collection Review
Andrea Adamo was inspired by dance, and the beauty of bodies that can twist, stretch and move to a rhythm. His collection was streamlined and pure, with fine and waffle knits and woven fabrics that hugged or draped around models’ bodies.
The venue was the Sala delle Cariatidi in Palazzo Reale, a former ballroom, where graceful models strode out in sculptural silhouettes. There were skinny knit tops and lovely, lacy bodysuits paired with cotton pouf skirts or harem pants.
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Other softly tailored suits were cinched at the waist with flesh-toned corsets.
A long, white waffle knit dress was made for a beachy evening, as was a racer-back style that had a tie-dye pattern resembling naked limbs. That sensual pattern also came on tops and skinny skirts, in shades of cream and coppery brown.
Other dresses, and bra tops, had rows of fringes — some of them done in crystal — that swooshed and moved to the beat of the models as they walked.
There was some soft leather here, too. Cropped jackets with rounded shoulders were worn with matching cargo pants that gathered at the ankle.
This wasn’t a big collection, but these pieces were versatile and flattering. Perhaps most importantly, they were comfortable — and made for movement.
Launch Gallery: Andreādamo Spring 2025 Ready-To-Wear Collection
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