A leading role during the show was entrusted to the reimagining of the suit, reinterpreted with a fluid feel to adapt perfectly to both work commitments and informal moments.

The perfect example is the matching suit in burgundy hopsack: the burgundy mélange hopsack blazer jacket, characterized by a semi-fitted cut with peak lapels, finds its natural match in the burgundy mélange hopsack slim trousers, made practical by the elastic insert at the back of the waist. For a clean, effortless look, styling suggests completing the ensemble with the burgundy jersey t-shirt, an essential crew-neck piece.

Informality becomes sophisticated through carefully studied material combinations designed to renew the great classics of the daily wardrobe.

Among the key pieces seen on the runway, navy blue tencel cotton denim jeans stand out, featuring a wide-leg cut embellished with an unprecedented frayed finish on the sides. The proposed pairing features the light blue yarn-dyed viscose shirt: the classic vertical stripe is broken by horizontal craftsmanship on the collar, yoke, and cuffs, creating a play of visual relief that guarantees a striking effect.

For the evening and special moments, the Persona by Marina Rinaldi show raises the bar on character by introducing animal prints and three-dimensional surfaces.

The focal point of the evening look is the saddle brown georgette dress, which catches the eye with its python print, halter neck, and waist tie to define volumes as desired.

The jersey workmanship with a saddle brown croc-print velvety finish comes in a set of mix-and-match pieces:

• The jersey jacket with a saddle brown velvety finish, a cropped outerwear piece with bold front pockets.

• The long jersey skirt with a saddle brown velvety finish, a straight silhouette enhanced by a deep back slit.

• The jersey trousers with a saddle brown velvety finish, a fluid and comfortable style.

• The jersey shirt with a saddle brown velvety finish and raw-cut edges, to be worn buttoned up or open as a light duster coat.