Giambattista Valli showed his couture collection beneath a ceiling alive with scrolling tendrils of naturalistic plasterwork flowers and foliage in the exquisite Sicilian theater of the Italian ambassador’s residence (built in 1732 as the Hôtel de la Rochefoucauld-Doudeauville). It was a perfect setting for the collection, inspired, as Valli explained, by “flora and fauna.” These twin themes tidily divided the show, which opened with a worldly animalier theme tiger, ocelot, and leopard prints and weaves, as well as oversize python and crocodile and alligator scales all reinterpreted in Dolce Vita black and white.
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