The L’Éclipse collection was born from a story that explores the delicate line between light and shadow. To translate this story into a visual narrative, the team arrived in Padua one day before the shoot. At dawn — around seven in the morning — the historic labyrinth of Villa Barbarigo greeted us with its quiet stillness. Standing in the same place for centuries, this garden echoed the symbolism of L’Éclipse with perfect harmony: paths searching for direction, unexpected turns, moments where shadow and light seemed to switch places…

This was the essence of the collection:
light emerging from darkness, strength born from uncertainty, and the modern woman carving her own internal path.

After the Padua shoot, the team continued on to Venice. In the narrow streets of the city, we filmed a half-day urban reel session, capturing the calm of the early hours. As the camera moved from one corner to the next, curious looks followed us; people tried to guess who the model was and what the shoot could be for. Venice added another dimension to the moving spirit of L’Éclipse — more modern, more urban, more alive.

A single day spent between these two cities completed the soul of the collection.
Padua’s labyrinth symbolized the inner journey of L’Éclipse, while the streets of Venice carried its liberated state. The first step of light emerging from shadow was taken in Villa Barbarigo; its rhythm was found in the flow of Venice.