The brand wanted to restart what makes the Missoni wardrobe by mixing new colors and extending shapes. Missoni’s primary focus on knitwear and signature chevron pattern brings more possibilities and versatility to day-to-night womenswear. The collection is fluid and accommodating to movement from skin-tight pencil skirts to long and oversized cardigans. 

The satisfying knitwear in this collection with visually lush and rich textures, but the palette primarily stands out with lilacs in a complete look of an ombré lilac v-neck sweater, pencil skirt, and knit sock-like stretch boots. There is the combination of a mohair rainbow dress with a cerulean cardigan that gives a delicious and lively feel while having the utmost comfort. 

Violet, magenta, Fuschia, and red make a bold standout appearance at the end in the fiammato pattern in a knit tight-fitting dress and a sunset haze knee-length dress made with lurex yard to give a metallic image while also resembling a chainmail dress. The crimson red monochromatic look is a color choice and stylistic combination you don’t usually see from Missoni in the past in full knit attire loosened up proportions. The juxtaposition of head-to-toe knitwear in a piercing red has edginess and coziness in one. 

Metallics are a constant with Missoni as several looks are presented in the collection made with the key lurex fabric. A metallic appearance in knitwear takes womenswear to another level beyond the traditional uses of fabric and restates the rules of day and evening wear. Other than lurex, Missoni uses a handful of designs and fabrics like jacquards, raschel, fiammato, striped, and a whole lot of zig-zags. A mentionable out-of-the-ordinary look for Missoni is their denim jacket and pants in the brand’s classic fiammato. 

The collection overall adds fluidity, flexibility, and versatility to the Missoni wardrobe 2.0.