NEW COLLECTIONS AT OTTODISANPIETRO
The new season begins with your favorite brands. In this edition, we explore how the most influential fashion houses of the moment have interpreted contemporary trends through silhouettes, colors, textures, and concepts.
From Loewe, where Jonathan Anderson proposes a radical reduction of fashion to its purest essence, to Miu Miu, always disruptive, using fashion to reflect on truth and misinformation in the digital age. Passing through The Row and Alaïa, which, for its part, arrives at OTTODISANPIETRO after making history with a runway show at the Guggenheim in New York.
What better way to celebrate our 39 years than by highlighting the brands that have shaped our journey, with the same passion, interest, and enthusiasm that we had when we first opened our doors.
Loewe Spring/Summer 2025
What remains when we remove everything considered “unnecessary”? In the Spring/Summer 2025 collection, Jonathan Anderson proposes a radical reduction—an exploration of fashion distilled to its purest essence. Stripped of excess, the pieces focus on silhouette, movement, and the dialogue between clothing and the body.
For those present, and for those of us who enjoyed the show live, the runway was filled with sculptural forms. Giant hoops shaped flowing skirts and ethereal dresses, floating with an almost dreamlike lightness—nearly impossible, yet seamlessly executed by Loewe.
Stiffer fabrics, such as leather, not only contrasted with fluid materials but were also presented in special pleats, almost liquid in appearance. Even in the most structured pieces, there was a total malleability of materials, creating a gravity-defying fluidity throughout the show.
This season’s draping creates enveloping volumes, filling the grand space where the show took place. Trompe-l'œil pieces—homages to revered artists and musicians—featured faux feather textures, almost tactile, now arriving at OTTODISANPIETRO to surprise.
Among the accessories, the already essential Puzzle Bag returns in an even more refined version, featuring a thick grain texture and ultralight structures. Footwear was inspired by ballet, introducing the Loewe Boat Shoes and the new Loewe Flow Ballet Runners.
The SS25 campaign, photographed by David Sims in the Catalan countryside, celebrates the brand’s deep connection to Spanish nature and landscapes. Taylor Russell, Wang Yibo, and Drew Starkey embody Jonathan Anderson’s vision for Loewe, where fashion and nature merge into a single narrative.
The Row
The Row returns this season with something unexpected: a burst of color. Like a garden in bloom after a long winter, The Row’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection is an exercise in refinement that maintains its classic essence while introducing new textures, colors, and—most importantly—nuances. At The Row, it is all in the details.
The collection is light and informal, especially compared to the past season. But whether seen in photographs or up close (having just arrived at our store), it does not lose an ounce of the sophisticated character that defines Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s brand.
This time, The Row plays with plaid shirts, a style those who follow Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen will recognize from their personal wardrobes. Plaid prints, lace, and fluid fabrics evolve beyond the brand’s usual neutral palette. Tailoring remains structured yet relaxed, featuring ultra-refined coats and skirts over trousers, a perfectly executed nod to '90s nostalgia. Among the accessories, the The Row To-Go Tote Bags stand out in both large and mini sizes.
For footwear, the brand focuses on square-toed T-straps, minimalist sandals with buckle contrasts, and new canvas sneakers, the trend of the moment. The Row Denim has become a collection staple, with the Eglitta jeans redefining the perfect essential.
The Row Spring 2025 tells us: dressing naturally is even better when it is done with sublime design and craftsmanship.
Alaïa
We are thrilled to introduce Alaïa at OTTODISANPIETRO. This decision was not made based on trends or fleeting popularity. It was a natural response to the impeccable and exciting show that Pieter Mulier presented at the Guggenheim Museum.
Alaïa has made history with its Winter-Spring 2025 show, marking the first-ever fashion show in the Guggenheim’s history. With models walking down Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic spiral, Pieter Mulier delivered a collection that redefined the brand’s codes in a completely innovative way while honoring the soul of Alaïa and its modern relevance. The show was sensual, structured, and executed with a masterful sense of volume.
Signature Alaïa elements were ever-present—draping, body-hugging silhouettes, and sensuality—yet they were reinterpreted in a completely fresh, contemporary way, as if the museum’s artworks had suddenly come to life.
Voluminous designs, absence of hooks, buttons, and zippers, and pieces that challenge the limits of human anatomy... From iconic hooded dresses to sculptural pleated mini skirts, the collection explores Alaïa’s essence through a fresh perspective. Mulier plays with volume and abstraction, introducing ethereal cut-out dresses and puffball-style creations that occupy space in dramatic ways. The construction remains faithful to Azzedine Alaïa’s vision, prioritizing fluidity and purity of form.
This season’s highlights—now available at OTTODISANPIETRO—include a museum-inspired handbag: Le Click East-West by Alaïa. Its concave shape hugs the body like no other, translating Alaïa’s signature draping and organic forms into the must-have accessory of the moment. You can also find the iconic Alaïa Le Teckel, a sensational handbag inspired by the Dachshund breed. Le Teckel pioneered the East-West bag trend a few seasons ago and has now become the latest cult handbag.
Discover the new Alaïa collection here.
Miu Miu
Despite her notable absence on social media, it seems that Miuccia Prada remains deeply fascinated by observation. Ever since Prada’s Spring/Summer collection, which reacted against the tyranny of digital algorithms, Miuccia Prada has continued her exploration of social media’s impact on society.
For Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2025, Miuccia Prada delves into truth, misinformation, and perception in the digital era. Set in a newspaper printing press, Miuccia Prada and artist Goshka Macuga challenge how narratives are constructed and how fashion can reflect contemporary discourse—a simultaneous participation and detachment in postmodernist fashion.
The collection looks to childhood as a period of absolute truth, before performance and pretense come into play. Collaborations with Petit Bateau revive childhood classics, while cotton shirts and dresses are deconstructed, knotted, and transformed into something entirely new—as if a child had dressed themselves. Nylon turns out to be silk, and layered shirts, swimsuits, and skirts create a subversive aesthetic that Prada has mastered.
Beyond aesthetics, the collection raises a serious debate about who controls truth in the age of misinformation, a crucial issue in today’s sociopolitical climate. Miu Miu reaffirms its identity, blending retro sportswear, archival prints, and technical references with a constant instinct for reinvention. And, of course, defiance and rebellion against the status quo. That’s why it remains number one.
Discover the new Miu Miu collection here.
