Roberto Cavalli is one of those designers whose clothes are a mix of rockn'roll, luxury and just a little bit too much. Both the advertising for his main brand and for Just Cavalli is highly sexualised. I suppose that is why it hits home with me.
We can all need a bit of sexiness in our lives from time to time, either if it is for our own sake or that we want to attract the attention of someone else. One of the surefire brands to turn to is Roberto Cavalli and he has some goodies in store for this spring and summer. So prepare for fun, sun and ....
Roberto Cavalli continues his brand of sexiness with the spring collection for 2012. I do like consistency and if a brand wants to survive it has to do just that, be true to the concept.
Spring seems far away here with cold, greyness and plenty of rain mingled with snow. Definitely need to be uplifted by Cavalli's creations and he delivers.
The upcoming men's collection is extremely colourful. Perhaps too colourful. It smells of the 1980s but I suppose we get used to it.
It is getting dark and dreary, at least up here in the north. So therefore I need an infusion of dark and delectable decadence á la Roberto Cavalli. A walk down a Scandinavian street can be nothing but fabulous if you are decked out from top to toe in these garments. Ringadingding!!!
Roberto Cavalli. Just hearing and seeing the name makes me think of all things hot and sexy. He has completely succeeded in infusing a touch of sexiness in his clothes and even more so in his advertising. You can see an example here above and that is where it all starts. In good advertising the seeds of desire are planted, creating a thirst and hunger that needs to be quenched one way or another. If people don't know that you exist and you can't create a tantalizing story then you are more or less lost. Almost everyone knows who Roberto Cavalli is and that says it all.
Roberto Cavalli was born in Florence, Italy, in 1940. In the 1970s he invented a new technique for printing on leather and started making patchworks of different materials. In the beginning he got work from Hermes and Pierre Cardin before starting up his own brand. Today the brand consists of menswear, womenswear, perfumes, eyewear etc, etc.
The Roberto Cavalli fall men's collection for 2011 can make me salivate. Beautiful materials, great tailoring and as ever that touch of sexiness. Matters are not made worse by the influence of a 1970s playboy that is clearly suggested in the image. To die for!! Now I just have to decide if I want to be dressed from top to toe in Cavalli this autumn or ... eat.
