Milan fashion homage to classic movie stars

   A snoring roll of film ,Gucci belt for men tape , and action! Roberto Cavalli on Saturday praised the film - a two-way relationship , which was one of the topics at the Fashion Week in Milan.

" Welcome to my movie!" Cavalli silver mane , wearing a black suit and sunglasses , told reporters at the start of the parade , sweeping his arm over a huge marquee with spotlights and decorative celluloid.

Disguised as a glamorous movie stars of the 1930 models with fur thrown in an array of shimmering slinky dresses over the shoulder demonstrated.

White , black and silver dominate the 2014 campaign spring / summer collection, which gives a feeling of elegance, sensuality more transparent with the signature Cavalli dresses and backless top that . Left little room for the imagination

Cavalli, the German Shepherd " Lupo " ( "Wolf" ) kept the curious journalists at bay , said he wanted a " quirky , romantic and lush " look.

There were jackets and pants made ​​of a patchwork of python, iguana and crocodile skins made ​​together with jeans - a return to the wildlife themes for Cavalli , which was perhaps known for their dresses leopard.

Cavalli said he saw the world of the film,Gucci belt for women because fashion and film have shared the same inspiration - . " Artistic vision with the best craftsmanship , living in a place where dreams can give "

French-owned Italian fashion house Fendi has also acknowledged the symbiotic relationship between these two worlds in this week unveiled an exhibition entitled " Making Dreams" at the Teatro Manzoni - A cinema classic 1940 years .

"Our platforms are like paintings to tell the stories," Silvia Venturini Fendi said in the exhibition, which highlights the relationship with Fendi directors Martin Scorsese to Wim Wenders to Luchino Visconti.

A variety of Fendi fur coats could be seen on mannequins in red velvet seats of the cinema and contain Michelle Pfeiffer in "The Age of Innocence " (1993) and Gwyneth Paltrow in "The Royal Tenenbaums " (2003) carried .

There were also sketches of the famous costume designer Piero Tosi for Fendi outfits through the lush Diva Silvana Mangano , who played worn in " Theorem" by Pier Paolo Pasolini (1968) and "Death in Venice" Visconti (1971).

"Fashion never stops cinema clothes , " Cinematheque Cinematheque Milan said in a statement at the opening of a fashion season with the topic .

" There it was , the cinema is closely linked since time immemorial. Divo fashion divas and contributed to the styles and trends and podiums celluloid fame for major brands , presented in true symbols ," he said.

The series includes " Vogues of 1938 " vintage models on the fashion of the time and continues with modern " Valentino : The Last Emperor " (Gucci cluthes) and " The September Issue : Anna Wintour and the making of Vogue " (2009).