Extra-ordinary is out of the ordinary, is the man bored and dissatisfied by everything that surrounds him, existence of flat and devoid of novelty. The Emiliano Rinaldi man so it is, It is out from the ordinary fashion, It is a Tuscan dandy, the intimate and innate elegance research which rejects unnecessary extravagance and passing trends.
The Emiliano Rinaldi man is a man who follows the fashion culture. The fashion that is not made to break from the pack with intrusiveness, an extreme form, knowledge rinforzato. His fashion does not invade, but pervades. Pervading because it is a way of being that comes only from themselves, that does not invent anything, but that, with apparent nonchalance, follows a refined style and tireless.
The man seducer, a po’ nostalgic, the actors' 50s, a man who seeks beauty and style, dancing softly in his charisma. As are the lines, the volumes, i high quality materials Emiliano Rinaldi leaders. Elements that are never left to chance, but they must unavoidable.
Lana, cashmere, arrow, lace, dictate the outline coats, jackets, vest, Ties and Bow Ties, pull e pantaloni. classic and tailored garments in blue tone, burgundy and ivory with echoes of a clean and essential images of a man who is an actor, actor of infinite time and undefined.
Emiliano Rinaldi, one extra-ordinary philosopher of fashion, a young Tuscan designer, he did live his bosses, He gave their lives. I suoi infatti non sono modelli statici e in passerella, ma contestualizzano ciò che indossano. Antica Locanda Solferino, headquarters of the presentation “the Noia” Emiliano Rinaldi during this Milano Fashion Week Men 2013, is the environment in which these models have their ordinary daily life.
The heterosexual couple in bedroom bed tired and vacant of loving routine, the musician in search of its melody, the architect in the ordinary tea time, the drunken writer of boredom, homosexual couples usual morning awakening, the traveler nth preparing his baggage, each with a story to tell.
The clothes live. And finally fashion still has something to say.
di Erika Fabiano
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