Silvia Tcherassi continued her feminine and elegant design aesthetic for the fall 2023 season.
Silvia Tcherassi continued her feminine and elegant design aesthetic for the fall 2023 season, delivering a collection that introduced new silhouettes and fabrics while updating her core styles with marbled and metal detailing that gave the pieces an elevated touch.
“It’s luxury, but it’s realistic and grounded,” Tcherassi said during her presentation at Fasano Fifth Avenue. Tcherassi’s designer partner and daughter, Sofia Espinosa Tcherassi, explained they were inspired by marble, referencing the stone with resin pieces and silk prints mimicking the rock’s composition. “I feel like many times it’s the accessories or the belt that make the look,” said Sofia Espinosa Tcherassi.
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