Paolina Russo: Exploring Coming-of-Age Rituals with Balloon-Bound Bodies

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Paolina Russo,Coming-Of-Age Rituals,Balloon-Bound Bodies

Paolina Russo's latest collection explores coming-of-age rituals through a mythical world of balloon-bound bodies and optical knitwear. The show's opening performance featured models clambering for the moon, while the set resembled a prehistoric cul-de-sac. The knitwear, inspired by the prismatic magic of snow, takes centre stage.

For Paolina Russo, the sky is the limit – as the show’s opening performance (developed in collaboration with Danish artist Esben Weile Kjær) of balloon-bound bodies clambering for the moon attested to. Continuing their exploration of coming-of-age rituals, as shaped by suburban life, the set was designed as a sort of prehistoric cul-de-sac, hemmed in by monoliths and around which the models circumambulated (or writhed with the handmade balloons resembling ancient cave drawings).

Within their mythical world, the designers’ optical knitwear continues to take centre stage, crafted this season in a wintry palette inspired by the prismatic magic of when light hits snow

 

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