A study in black and white

A visual narrative that’s both essential and intense: the shots from photographer Emilio Tini for Roberto Collina’s Spring Summer 25 lookbook reveal a black and white selection that enhances the purity of form and the delicacy of texture. The images speak in a whisper, leaving space for the details: natural yarns, plays of light, sheer yet tactile transparencies.

The collection lets knit stitches suggest rather than reveal: openwork, lace-like effects, and patterns that trace refined see-through layers across the skin. The garments, minimal at heart, sculpt refined and dimensional silhouettes where every movement unveils new depths and contrasts.

Cotton poplin comes to life in asymmetric tops, defining a feminine style that is both understated and assertive. Ribs play with light, while cotton and linen blend in tactile harmony: lightness becomes not only a visual quality, but a sensorial one.

This SS 25 lookbook selection embodies timeless elegance, where black and white becomes a language: not subtracting, but intensifying. A quiet declaration of style that celebrates material, light, and gesture.