Laetitia Casta Closes Breezy and Boho Twinset Show for Spring 2025
Sunny nonchalance and natural femininity with a whiff of boho dominated the spring Twinset collection, an ode to lightness and light-hearted women — with a lot of leggy looks.
“The idea stemmed from the complexity of the moment we’re living; I think a bit of lightness is necessary,” said Alessandro Varisco, the brand’s chief executive officer.
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One can tell wearability and commercial viability are at the heart of the Twinset design process. There were plenty of desirable items here, from the rib-knit ruffled dresses to the cotton eyelet primrose frocks.
As they strode the runway — a tent space drenched in black — one with enough imagination could picture them walking to the beach in Saint-Tropez or strolling around Forte dei Marmi in their paisley pleated frocks, asymmetric jersey gowns, or daring a night out in a see-through tulle micro skirt paired with a poet-collared shirt.
No fashion fireworks, sure, but the unfussy romanticism is what the brand’s customers are buying into — at an accessible price point.
Probably best epitomized by the flowing silk dress with ruffled hems in a captivating peony fuchsia sported by Laetitia Casta to close the show, the collection made its own statement.
“It’s not accessible luxury, it’s an alternative to luxury,” Varisco said.
Launch Gallery: Twinset Spring 2025 Ready-To-Wear Collection
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