Once again convince the looks proposed by Isabel Marant, which focuses on hot-pants, jeans and overalls that enhance femininity and sleeveless jackets with Eighties references

<p>&laquo;I need to try every garment I create, because for me the attitude expressed through a garment is essential. Every model looks perfect on a model, but that doesn&#39;t mean it can be good for everyone. I know what enhances a woman and what does not. &quot; Isabel Marant explains her approach to fashion in this interview, which can be read in full in the September issue of L&#39;Officiel Italia. It also keeps its mantra for the Spring-Summer 2020 collection, although at first glance it&#39;s hard to believe that frayed hot-pants can become a style passepartout. Marant, however, is good at diversifying the beach party mood or Coachella-style rock festival, for which she alternates suits with a gratifying silhouette, jeans cut to perfection and enlivened by a shaded maltinto at the right point, to be worn with blouses from the sleeves puffing. Or with sleeveless jackets, with dropped shoulders and 80s volumes, this revisits so well that it doesn&#39;t look retro at all. No style revolution, in short, but Isabel confirms to be damn cool.</p>


Isabel Marant's easy & cool summer

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