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Alessandro Enriquez Fall/Winter 2021-22: Cinema and Folk Inspirations

other · 2026-04-27

Alessandro Enriquez presented his fall/winter 2021-22 menswear collection at Milan Fashion Week Men's, blending folk and pop elements with cinematic references. The collection draws on Italian literature and film, notably Luchino Visconti's adaptation of "Il Gattopardo" by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, with the ball scene between Alain Delon and Claudia Cardinale inspiring vibrant citrus-toned garments. Enriquez also incorporates imagery from Federico Fellini's films, including "I clowns" and "La dolce vita," and references Ferzan Özpetek's opulent table settings. The collection features genderless silhouettes, oversized shirts with '90s pockets, rose prints, and jacquard fabrics. A collaboration with Elio Fiorucci's brand Love Therapy, now led by his sister Floria, adds whimsical motifs like gnomes and deer with tricolor touches. The collection emphasizes social connection and togetherness, a response to pandemic-induced isolation.

Key facts

  • Alessandro Enriquez presented fall/winter 2021-22 menswear at Milan Fashion Week Men's.
  • The collection is inspired by folk and pop culture, Italian literature, and cinema.
  • References include Luchino Visconti's 'Il Gattopardo' and Federico Fellini's films.
  • Garments feature citrus tones, rose prints, and genderless silhouettes.
  • Collaboration with Love Therapy brand, founded by Elio Fiorucci and now led by his sister Floria.
  • The collection aims to evoke sociality and togetherness during the pandemic.
  • Key pieces include oversized shirts with '90s pockets and vintage-style jackets.
  • The designer is from Palermo and cites Sicily as an aesthetic muse.

Entities

Artists

  • Alessandro Enriquez
  • Luchino Visconti
  • Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
  • Alain Delon
  • Claudia Cardinale
  • Raffaella Carrà
  • Dalida
  • Amanda Lear
  • Ferzan Özpetek
  • Federico Fellini
  • Ugo Tognazzi
  • Elio Fiorucci
  • Floria Fiorucci
  • Gustavo Marco P. Cipolla

Institutions

  • Artribune
  • Love Therapy
  • Farabola photographic archive

Locations

  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Palermo
  • Sicily
  • Rome

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