FALL WINTER 2024

Amidst the ruins of the noble Doria Castle in Sardinia, with its past as a medieval fortress and later an ancient church, unfolds the story of an extraordinary woman: an independent queen, an enlightened Judge, Eleonora D'Arborea. She was the only ruler capable of uniting the diverse and fragmented Sardinian populations under a single 'nation.' Eleonora, the last indigenous ruler of the island, who lived between the second half of the 1300s and the first half of the 1400s, is the protagonist of a regal and personal narrative that inspired the new Antonio Marras Fall Winter 2024 collection.

The figure of Judge Eleonora d'Arborea is shrouded in mystery, but her name remains linked to the Carta de Logu, the extraordinary legal text written in the Sardinian language containing the civil and criminal laws valid in the Kingdom of Arborea, which remained in force until 1827. The Carta de Logu was an extremely revolutionary document for its time, still considered relevant today, as it advanced the role of women in society with remarkable progressiveness.

A recurring symbol in the narrative is Eleonora's Falcon, the winged reflection of the Judge. A romantic story unfolds, telling of a special bond between Eleonora and her falconer, a journey through time that reveals the importance of this ancient art in the fabric of her life.

Flowing dresses, unisex sweatshirts adorned with floral embroidery, a special symbol of Antonio Marras, and red and black tartan kilts with handcrafted patchwork as unique, precious pieces. Lines and volumes interact with the landscape, giving life to a collection that navigates between history and modernity.