The Kinloch Como patterns by Francesco Fantoccoli meet the sober and sartorial world of Piccoloatelier by Cristina Tajariol, creating a colourful capsule collection with a subtly underground chic feel with cozy feminine details that both brands love.
Fascinated by the illustrations of Kinloch scarves, Cristina Tajariol has created a sleepdress collection of casual-chic pyjamas, with long silk trousers and a choice of silk or cotton for the short version. Traditional models blend with patterns of lemurs, markets and pistachios, accompanied by bags, t-shirts, long skirts and flip-flops
Piccoloatelier was born from Cristina Tajariol's passion for fashion, combined with her imagination and her childhood memories of her beloved grandmother's atelier. A contemporary project with a traditional "tailor-made" approach, it is made to order and direct contact with the customer is first and foremost. There is a choice of curated fabrics and finishes for the chosen model and a production time of 10/20 days. A new ready-to-wear concept, a mix between labels and fast fashion.
Kinloch made its debut on the market in 2013, with a line of printed silk scarves and ties. Today, thanks to Davide Mongelli and designer and partner Francesco Fantoccoli, it has become a brand known for its Italian craftsmanship excellence. A hallmark of the brand, the designs that represent each season of a different journey, with prints of individual paintings, or details repeated all over: Tanzania, Amsterdam, and Sicily, are just some of the destinations already created, capturing places, characters, details and elements of nature, in a dreamlike and irreverent way.
