Paolo Sorrentino, an Academy Award-winning filmmaker, brings us a monumental and profoundly romantic story set over a lifetime. The film stars Celeste Dalla Porta, Stefania Sandrelli, Gary Oldman, Silvio Orlando, Luisa Ranieri, and Isabella Ferrari. Set in the sea of Naples in 1950, the story follows Parthenope as she searches for happiness during the long summers of her youth. She falls in love with her home city and its many memorable characters.
Transitional knits should be one of those garments that seamlessly transition from one size into another, in this case, from spring and summer ones into fall. But it is a point when the line between seasons is not only blurred, they don´t exist. Even during these days, or even now when I am writing, it´s pretty summery, warm and humid too, that kind that leads to easy sweat, while two days ago it was rainy and quite autumnal already. So I am asking myself, are we talking about transitions? Do those once well-known periods still exist, or are they turning into a myth? As everything changes constantly, like the weather, so do our habits, including dressing. We can easily use a soft wool short-sleeve polo on sunny or non, less humid days or sweaters with mighty details to note, including tie-front details silhouettes, while on a more muggy one, there are a lot of beautiful options, like a sleeveless one adorned with buttons or even a cardigan, linen-light and airy. Everything is worn on its own, as a part of a layering piece or even as a functional accessory, like a waist cincher instead of the belt or as a soft Schall or shoulder warmer, pivoting on the weather and temperature.