Alessandro dell'Acqua on Aesthetics and Innovation | N°21 Gallery
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January 9, 2015

Alessandro dell'Acqua on Aesthetics and Innovation | N°21 Gallery

Designer Alessandro Dell'Acqua
The flagship store's floor, a fresh combination of marble and concrete. The store design expresses "contrast," a concept shared with the clothing designs.
A store-exclusive striped cut-and-sew top. The brand name is embossed on the piece. Available for men and women. ¥42,120
The fixture placed in the center of the first floor is a novel design with six divided tables encased in glass. It draws inspiration from the works of contemporary artist Damien Hirst.
The photo shows the second floor of the shop. The same glass-case fixture as on the first floor is placed in the center of the space.
A women's clutch bag featuring a checkerboard pattern rendered in sequins.
The first floor of the shop. The interior, in contrast to the exterior, expresses an atmosphere of decorative design, characteristic of Italy.
The shop's first-floor display window. The neoprene top, with its embossed brand name, is from the Spring/Summer 2015 collection.
The photo shows Alessandro Dell'Acqua, taken on the terrace of the flagship shop's third floor.
The legs of the tables in the shop are designed to resemble chili peppers. All fixtures in the shop are original.
Trousers and shoes from the Autumn/Winter 2014-15 collection, printed with images of horses and a grassy landscape.
The sign board installed at the shop entrance. Internal lighting makes the brand name appear to float.
In the foreground, a men's blouson from the Spring/Summer 2015 collection, made with double lace. This is a representative item that expresses the brand's signature couture-like design.
Alessandro Dell'Acqua giving an interview. His classic argyle knitwear is striking.
The black facade, said to express Tokyo's minimalism. The shop design was handled by Hannes Peer, the architect who also designed the brand's Milan headquarters.

Alessandro Dell'Acqua on Aesthetics and Innovation | N°21 Gallery

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