Fashion interferences from DROMe – the collection FW23/24

I know DROMe brand for so many years – I really think I saw their first ever collection at a Paris Fashion Week. And I love that they grew and transformed and how their collection are better and more actual. Their new collection DROMe FW23/24 is here and ready to be discovered. 

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The starting point of DROMe Fall Winter 2023/24 collection…. 

…. is Showroomdummies, by Franco-Austrian artist Gisèle Vienne, a performative art piece that combines dance, theatre and visual arts to focus on the frontier between the animate and the inanimate, the embodied and the disembodied, through a slow, mechanical choreography, characterised by a mixture of coldness and sensuality.
Creative Director Marianna Rosati took inspiration from the relationship between the body and the artificial bodies portrayed by the performance to reflect on the contrast between reality and its representation, to further develop a core concept that defined the previous DROMe collections. 

The result…

…. is a fluid and dynamic set of outfits, a contemporary and almost surreal take on a ’90s inspired business woman look. Tailored pieces from the male wardrobe merge with feminine cuts, skirts overlap pants, cargo pants and utility jackets reshape the classic volumes of trousers and jackets, extra long coats, skirts and dresses embrace the figure, portraying an ethereal woman in constant balance between fragility and sensuality. Shiny sequins and sharp studs transform the textures, maxi pockets belts, mesh gloves and corsets add depth and movement to the looks. 

The materials…  

… soft nappa leathers are paired with crisp, paper effect nappas, patent leather interferes as a liquid element on the surfaces, while wool pinstriped fabric and gabardine are mixed with leather on the suits, and stretch tattered mohair knitwear wrap the skin, symbolising a sort of fragile corrosion that comes from the inside. 

The colour palette…

…. is based on neutral tones such as Pure White, Black, Chocolate and Nude, altered by glimpses of Cherry Kiss, Limelight and Crystal.

Photography: courtesy of DROMe.