More and more ruffles harmonically enrich this number, a gown which is cut into a figure grazing silhouette. The color tone and the delicate tulle ruffles directly refer to the roses of early May. It refers to their match perfectly with the colors that saturate the sky at sunset. I was in Italy admiring Florence from the Giardino Delle Rose and my attention, unlike others, wasn’t captured by the view of the city; it was captured by the immense harmony I found observing how the colors of the sky were deeply matching with the Earth’s own rose petals. This gown wants to express and remind the same poetry I found during that afternoon in Florence. When I look at it I find it all back. Horizontal rows of ruffles go through the body, alternating spaces of plain tulle. Every row of ruffles accompanies feathers of the same color of the dress. The neck drop is open and leaves uncovered sleeves, and a reinforced belt highlights the waist line.