Dusan
With Dusan, Ivo Milan lets its ancient roots in the textile trade surface, along with its instinctive sensitivity and propensity for valuing products that pay particular attention to the selection of materials. The collection is carefully metabolized: a few pieces, of remarkable workmanship, in wool, silk, and cashmere; lines and volumes useful for complementing or completing more elaborate garments, but also for introducing neophytes to the asymmetrical geometries of the Japanese school.
One should not underestimate the high probability of coming across, within the selection of the Dusan collection, certain items capable of stimulating an irrepressible desire to let go of the reins of austerity and indulge in something extremely refined and truly durable.
