Palermo

The low back becomes a through line of Palermo, combining the open top with floral decor and accessories. A-line silhouettes, ball gowns and mermaids complement removable skirts, capes and individual boleros.

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The back gives Palermo one of its most distinctive features: in most dresses, it falls low, revealing the image precisely when turning. In front, this line is supported by open shoulders, sweetheart and square necklines; the corset bodice remains a visible part of the composition, without needing additional explanations. All models keep the length to the floor.

Floral motif passes through different proportions. On A-silhouettes it unfolds from the waist, it gets more space on the ball skirt, and the "mermaid" brings the figure closer to the figure. Cleaning works differently: it does not draw an ornament, but changes the surface itself. Therefore, even dresses with a similar open top do not merge into one image.

A removable upper skirt can add width, a cape - to cover the shoulders, a bolero - to outline the top with a new contour. At Palermo, these additions are not mandatory for every model, but where they are, the dress gets a second reading. You can compare the layers on samples in CRYSTAL in Lviv; the salon delivers orders across Ukraine.