Giuseppe Di Morabito

Giuseppe Di Morabito’s passion for fashion is deeply rooted in his admiration for the culture and traditions of Calabria, his homeland in southern Italy—  Di Morabito’s style emphasizes feminine, alluring silhouettes, where sensuality is enhanced by precise tailoring and structure. Hidden corsets with boning, crinolines, and molded bra cups embody the timeless techniques of classic corsetry. His pantsuits and blazers are crafted with the principles of traditional masculine tailoring, while trousers remain fluid yet are made from classic men’s fabrics. In contrast to the structured tailoring, the evening dresses and draped corsets radiate a sensual, glamorous allure, often adorned with shimmering crystals—a hallmark of the brand—that add drama and opulence. Classic works of art—by Caravaggio, Artemisia Gentileschi, and Canova—inspire the creation of silhouettes, drapings, necklines, and intricate details, reinterpreted through a modern lens and contemporary sensibility.