We already know Giambattista Valli can give good mood board, but today there was simply a serene set of tantric images on his wall, matching the design in the thick pile that carpeted his show space. It might have been an index of his state of mind rather than the state of his collection, because it was less serenity than solidity that impressed with his clothes. There was something very upholstery-like about his graphic prints, patterns, and textures. You could picture a world of contemporary Roman interiors circa 1966. And the ruffles and puffed shoulders and bands of sheen might have been the sort of details that would have spiced up the wardrobes of a women in that era." - style.com
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