Alessandro dell’Acqua’s No.21 line showed a beautiful, wearable collection filled with organza in feminine colors like pale pinks and blues. Even the black garments felt distinctly feminine thanks to pleats, a bird pattern, and voluminous skirts. Even clothes like grey cable knits were elevated by a shiny gold brocade-esque fabric making sweater dressing glamorous.

@kendalljenner na passarela de #invero2015 da @n21_official, agora na passarela da semana de moda de Milão! Os melhores looks do desfile da grife você confere ainda hoje no site www.harpersbazaar.com.br! Por @armandodemp, #mfw, #bazaarnamfw, #n21, #kendalljenner

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Kendall goes to Milan.

Finale #n21 #no21 #numeroventuno #mfw #fw15

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The elegant finale at No. 21.

@n21_official today Alessandro @dellacqua delivered pretty fluid volumes in flesh coloured organza and nude and pale blue embellished knits with what seemed to looked like naive pastoral scenes. silhottes were exaggerated with little plissé neck details. Favourite details were the fine chattily black lace gloves layered beneath all the organza flesh coloured pieces a great eve lotion for the brand that had a softer lighter attitude. Sophia Neophitou #mfw #alessandrodellaqua RG @bat_gio

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Feminine but not saccharine ruffles at No. 21.

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Gorgeous details on an all-white look + (of course) fur.