Eidos in Exile

Broken into three color stories, the collection reflected a contrasting view of inspirations from both towns. In framed settings during the presentation, one set of models wore structured, tailored pieces in shades of sage, emerald, taupe and sandy beiges. In the next round, colder charcoal and chocolate tones symbolized the people that lived around Levi in Basilicata—mainly peasants, shepherds, and farmers—who wore practical fabrics. The last color story of navy and midnight blue paid homage to a self-portrait of Levi, where the artist is pictured in indigo and navy hues. A few favorite looks included: a cross-body coat with tidy button closures from the torso to the collar; knitted knee-length jackets with large side pockets that tie close; and casual slide-on flats.