spring summer 2004:

off-schedule show during london fashion week 22 september 2003 at the national army museum royal hospital road sw3:

london - on/off showroom, paris - zip zone showroom, tokyo - harajuku factory showroom:

prints: designed by antonio ciutto supported by:

selected press:

some collection reports:

all access magazine issue 10, runway’. “the spring summer 04 presentation... was his fith collection... his intricately draped clothes that fuse an eclectic mix of clever cutting, pleating and gathering have been popular with style hunters since his debut in 2001. his new collection, entitled ‘study for a portrait’ witnessed a departure for ciutto’s designs. innovative prints were set against wearable shapes that were both sporty and sexy. gothic inspired dresses, relaxed shoulders and elongated sleeves emphasised a feminine look. pale blue and pink garments were sliced into sexy shapes and hardened up with black. the silhouette was young and edgy and confirmed ciutto’s position as a fashion innovator.”

sleazenation november 2003, ‘off schedule fashion report’. “antonio ciutto jaggedy neon explosions are displayed with aplomb through cutting that owes a lot to ossie clark. pinks attack acid-greens attack blacks attack poison-yellows. this war takes place on the most summery, floaty silks against the palest, darkest skins. electroclash styling means more neon on eyes that peek from below poker visors.”

fashionuk, ‘london fashion week spring/summer 2004’. “the national army museum was the venue for antonio ciutto's summer show. as the first designer to appear here as part of doll's new on/off event, there could well have been teething troubles, but this was a very smooth show. antonio's bold and beautiful prints are central to this collection sponsored by quantum design. there are sexy, soft goth chick dresses, blouson tops in tropical reds and oranges, light white tops brushed with colour. flower prints abound, accompanying skimpy lingerie frocks in exotic shades, beautiful ruched satin skirts and wide-legged lounge pants. sun visors and hats are by victoria grant. this is a very strong collection - the clothes look fresh and individual. antonio is no slave to trends and there are some beautiful, wearable pieces here.”