Volarino — The Creation
Some pieces don't need justification. No context, no special occasion, no coordinated outfit.
Pieces that exist for themselves, that carry their own reason for being in their color, in their movement, in the energy they exude. Pieces that simply say: today, I want joy.
Volarino is one of those pieces.
The openwork scale stitch unfurls its rainbow gradient in a continuous, generous movement — green, turquoise, blue, pink, red, orange, yellow — from the boat neck to the delicate long sleeves.
Each scale interlocks with the next like the feathers of a bird in flight, creating a texture that is both structured and light, dense and openwork. And the colors follow one another with a logic that is that of light itself — the visible spectrum, from coolest to warmest, from sky to flame.
The boat neck reveals the shoulders with its characteristic generosity.
The delicate long sleeves extend to the wrists, carrying the gradient to its conclusion — each color has its place, each color has its moment.
Volarino is worn with black jeans to let the colors shine, or with white shorts for summery lightness. With nude sandals not to compete with the gradient, white sneakers for nonchalance — it's the crop top that turns any Tuesday into a party.
Entirely hand-crocheted in my French workshop.
Exclusive Cachalabibi creation — Unique piece, only one in the world.