Daks’ creative director Filippo Scuffi veered between slim, hard-edged silhouettes and romantic fare fashioned from chiffon and cashmere gauze, yielding a collection that lacked a clear vision.
There was a long, waistcoat-dress hybrid sewn with floor-sweeping, pleated chiffon panels and paired with skinny black trousers. A bustier top made from layers of pleated purple chiffon was bound with black leather straps and worn with tailored shorts.
Scuffi’s more tempered, straightforward looks — such as a diaphanous, lilac empire line dress — were far more appealing than his experimental, ultimately amateurish designs.