If one searches online for music festival-ready attire, there are chances the Roberto Cavalli name pops up at some point.
After a year marked by the cancellation of major international events like Coachella, Burning Man and Glastonbury, the Just Cavalli design team somehow felt the urge to offer its customers a chance to deep dive into the youthful and loud spirit of such happenings — and of the brand’s DNA.
One could easily imagine Kate Moss circa 2006 dancing in the rain in a tie-dye slipdress paired with skinny jeans and rain boots, or Rita Ora clad in a maxi shirt over leggings done in an allover, statement-making flower print drawn from the archives.
Any festival offers a glimpse into a wide range of styles and the brand had all of them covered, imbued with a ‘90s/early Aughts vibe, while still looking contemporary.
There was a grungy feel in patchwork denim cropped jackets and skinny jeans or leopard-printed bodysuits paired with baggy acid-washed denim pants, while a bohemian flavor resonated in the minidresses with puffed sleeves crafted from eyelet cotton and floor-length, flowing knitted slipdresses. The latter featured subtle zebra patterns and chevron-like motifs that looked like python skin.
