After focusing on the Sixties for spring, Fausto Puglisi explored a more sensual, hyper-feminine Eighties aesthetic for Emanuel Ungaro pre-fall. Ungaro’s iconic jacket, cut tight at the waist, was reimagined with smaller shoulders and worked in a range of materials —textured leather and masculine tweed fabric — with and worn with sexy, tight dresses and wide-leg trousers. The sex appeal of leopard prints, Lurex plissé styles and velvet and lace slipdresses was offset by sharp outwear, which included double-breasted coats and cropped peacoats.
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