With DECO-N-STRUCT, Alberto Zambelli proposes a reflection on form as a universal language, inspired by Le Corbusier’s L’angle droit. The right angle becomes an emblem of balance and integration between opposites: vertical and horizontal, light and dark, masculine and feminine, earth and water.

Each piece is part of a larger project, in which manual skill and craftsmanship are not simple tools but poetic and creative elements.

In the new collection, East and West dialogue harmoniously: the ample volumes of dresses and jackets are designed and crafted with excellent materials, such as ultra-soft nappa leathers that mold to the body and iromuji silks that, following ancient tradition, are dyed with earth, giving shape to elegant and feminine kimonos and kaftans.

Knitwear made from natural yarns is elevated in cottons with very light finesses, with a gauze appearance or in refined materials such as “fuku yarn” paper made from Manila hemp.

Fur effects created with ultra-soft cottons, perforated raffias and fluid viscose complete the harmony of the volumes.

DECO-N-STRUCT proposes itself as a reinterpretation of geometry not as an abstract calculation, but as a vital and harmonious experience, a balance that connects the microcosm and the macrocosm, restoring form and beauty to man and the universe.