In Lucia Odescalchi’s Chainging collection, necklaces are a second skin and blend with clothes. Lightweight aluminum chains, starting from a circle or an oval and expanding into a thousand geometric patterns to become minimal capes, rock sleeves, vests and bodices with a vaguely medieval feel. Up to the necklace-dress made of 20 meters of chain that wraps around the body and softly follows its movement. Jewel or dress, day or evening, summer or winter? There is no longer any difference. The accessory, in shades of bronze, burnished gold, gunmetal steel, is the protagonist, according to the Roman designer. As long as it is hyper-contemporary. The collection includes six made-to-measure Couture models (price on request) and nine ready-to-wear ones, with prices ranging from 180 to 460 euros.
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