Bursting out in the fashion scene in grand fashion, Roberto Cavalli proceeded to take the glittering industry by storm with his stunning designs and innovative concepts that easily generated attention and interest among fashion critics, connoisseurs and aficionados. A native of Florence, Italy and a member of an exceptionally artistic family, at the aged of 17 Roberto Cavalli was enrolled at the prestigious Institute of Art of Florence. Being a grandson of a prolific painter whose works are still showcased in Uffizi Gallery, the natural flair for the arts was definitely in Roberto’s blood. However, his masterpieces were not to be exhibited on a canvas but on fabrics, which was quite apparent when he first took a creative step in specializing in the application of paint in textiles.
Early on, young Cavalli displayed innovativeness and originality as he continually experimented with the availability of new technologies in creating his materials. Perhaps one of his greatest achievements is the introduction of a new printing producer on pure leather, which enabled him to create patchworks that soon led him to cater elite clients with the likes of Hermes and Pierre Cardin. This soon ushered him to the world of fashion and that the age of 30, he launched his very first line of Roberto Cavalli women’s apparel that mainly consisted of ready to wear items that he officially presented at the Pitti Palace in Florence. This was soon followed with a catwalk show in Milan that showed off his natural flair and style as evidenced in all Robert Cavalli clothes, which initially featured prints on denim and leather patchwork along with some ornate decorations with the expert use of brocades, leopard prints and zebra prints.
This began what seem to be his keen attraction to animal prints that one can easily see in many of his Roberto Cavalli women’s clothing collection all throughout the years and up until today. This has simply become his signature style that has been greatly appreciated by numerous fashionistas all over the world. Among the very first fan was the stylish jetsetter Bridgitte Bardot who accidentally wandered to his shop and immediately fell in love with the array of Roberto Cavalli dresses that fully showcased his skill as an artist and a budding fashion designer. From the fad, Roberto Cavalli women’s dresses soon became the hottest trend that soon turns into a fashion cult that almost transcended the dictates of fashion. The designer entertained and kept a loyal clientele of Hollywood stars to prominent figures in the society and the designer’s distinct flair for styling soon become a highly recognizable piece in most parts of the world.
But what really sets the Roberto Cavalli style from the rest of equally talented fashion designers of his time? His signature designs usually evoke a touch of drama that is skillfully created to be immensely flattering to the female form, paying careful homage to every curve and line. Another wonderful thing about the Cavalli collection is the fact that the choices of fabrics are the latest product of technology in order to create patterns and offer a palette of pulsating colors.
In 1994, Cavalli formally launched his new line of jeans collection in Milan. Four years later, he also founded the RC Men’s wear and the Angels and Devils, which featured a clothing line to cater kids. This was soon complemented with a whole new product labels of perfumes, shoes, eyewear, swim wear and even a range of home interior design products.
Because of his extreme dedication for constant improvement of his product line, Cavalli enjoyed the adoration of celebrities and enjoys rewarding relationships with some of the celebrated stars in Hollywood such as Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce Knowles, Britney Spears, Alicia Keys and Lenny Kravitz. Today, the fashion empire is an enduring testament of the designer’s impressive success and his lifelong dedication to his craft.
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