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Entertainment · Fashion · published 2026-09-26 · via VanityTeen

The Attico's Tenth Anniversary Collection Explores Private Selves

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The Attico presented its SS27 collection as a tenth-anniversary reflection on identities that appear when no one is watching. Set among beds and low lighting, the show featured women moving through glamour, intimacy, eccentricity, and casual ease. Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini avoided a single definition of femininity, instead presenting multiple possible versions of womanhood.

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The Attico marked its tenth year with an SS27 collection that treated the milestone as a study of the self kept out of public view. Bed settings and dim illumination created a close, private mood, while the presentation followed women through polished allure, closeness, offbeat character, and relaxed ease. Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini did not settle on one narrow idea of femininity; they offered several possible ways of being a woman. The collection therefore fits fashion’s wider interest

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