White one-shoulder draped ensemble with gold trim
Rocco Barocco · Date not documented
Italy
Rocco Barocco
- Refined cutting
- Decorative prints
- Sensual ready-to-wear
Rocco Barocco began working in Roman ateliers after moving to the city in 1962. A decade-long collaboration with Giles preceded the opening of his own Piazza di Spagna atelier in 1974.
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White one-shoulder draped ensemble with gold trim
Date not documented
Shows the designer’s approach to silhouette, texture or construction in a documented garment.
Official designer/house source; photographer not specified
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Gold openwork top and black skirt
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
A metallic openwork top gives a narrow black skirt a strong ornamental focus.
Roccobarocco; runway photographer not individually stated
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Pink cutout jumpsuit with a sheer coat
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
Cutouts and a sheer outer layer make the long pink jumpsuit fluid and open.
Roccobarocco; runway photographer not individually stated
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Black beaded top and silver trousers
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
Suspended beads and gleaming trousers create contrasting approaches to evening decoration.
Roccobarocco; runway photographer not individually stated
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Silver long tailored dress
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
A long double-breasted silhouette brings the language of tailoring into reflective eveningwear.
Roccobarocco; runway photographer not individually statedCollections & archive pieces
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About Rocco Barocco
He introduced women's ready-to-wear in 1979, extending a couture practice distinguished by considered prints, refined cutting and a sensual interpretation of Italian elegance.
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