DRESS from MISS CLAIRE SULLIVAN SUNGLASSES from YVMIN SHOES from AF VANDEVORST
DRESS from JOHN RICHMOND BIKINI TOP from STRAWBERRY
WESTERN TWEED SET & TOP from SCOLIOSY BRA from LULU CLEMENTINE HANDBAG FROM MANSUR GAVRIEL
DRESS from TOM FORD HANDBAG VINTAGE
SWEATER from SCOLIOSY SHIRT from THE FRANKIE SHOP SKIRT from TYLER MCGILLIVARY SHOES FROM TORY BURCH
DRESS from MY MUM MADE IT NECKLACE from YVMIN
DRESS from CHRISTIAN DIOR SHOES FROM VERSACE
JACKET from SANDRO ONE PIECE from FE THE LABEL
FULL LOOK from VERSACE
Details reference Stone Island’s own history, too. An elbow patch inspired by the brand’s early years is printed using the same dye recipe, connecting the experimental treatment back to its archive.
The mineral dyeing technique forms part of the collection’s wider exploration of soil, translating its natural tones and textures into a distinct garment treatment. It’s another example of Stone Island’s continued approach to experimentation, where fabric, color, and function come together to shape the final piece.
Founded in Italy in 1982, Stone Island has spent more than four decades pushing the boundaries of garment and fabric innovation. With functionality and utilitarianism at the core of its design philosophy, the brand continues to build on its distinctive language of cut, material, color, and experimentation.
