With DECO-N-STRUCT, Alberto Zambelli proposes a reflection on form as a universal language, inspired by Le Corbusier’s L’angle droit. The right angle becomes an emblem of balance and integration between opposites: vertical and horizontal, light and dark, masculine and feminine, earth and water. The collection is structured as a poetic synthesis between architecture and the plastic arts, where geometric rigor and organic fluidity coexist in a constant dialogue. Clean lines coexist with large, dynamic volumes, while macro-ruffles transform linearity into curves, creating rhythm and sculptural movement. In the new collection, East and West dialogue harmoniously: the ample volumes of dresses and jackets are designed and crafted with excellent materials, such as ultra-soft nappa leathers that mold to the body and iromuji silks that, following ancient tradition, are dyed with earth, giving shape to elegant and feminine kimonos and kaftans. DECO-N-STRUCT proposes itself as a reinterpretation of geometry not as an abstract calculation, but as a vital and harmonious experience, a balance that connects the microcosm and the macrocosm, restoring form and beauty to man and the universe. Knitwear made from natural yarns is elevated in cottons with very light finesses, with a gauze appearance or in refined materials such as “fuku yarn” paper made from Manila hemp. Fur effects created with ultra-soft cottons, perforated raffias and fluid viscose complete the harmony of the volumes.

SOUTH, inspired as a capsule for Motorsport and dropped together with drivers of Ferrari, is not just a collection. It is an idea. An idea of escape, of connection, of suspended time. It speaks to the human need to disconnect, to rediscover oneself through others. It is a weekend among friends, but also an act of rebellion against frenzy. The ultra-thin sole shoe is not just about technique: it is perception, it is contact with the ground, it is freedom. The sneaker reinterprets the Car Shoe, but goes beyond it, embracing a broader concept of travel — physical, but also emotional and cultural. SOUTH is also a manifesto of transparency. A conscious journey through the Italian supply chain: from Montebelluna, where the sole takes shape, to Tuscany, where we use certified leathers, treated without chrome and with respect for animal welfare, and finally to Lecce, in the deep South, where hospitality meets precision, craftsmanship, and the most authentic soul of Made in Italy. SOUTH speaks of truth — a truth that establishes itself as the new definition of luxury. No longer ostentation, but authenticity. No longer excess, but awareness. An object is never born by chance. It is the expression of a thought. SOUTH is that thought.

SUSTAINABILITY
1. Responsible Materials
Uses certified leathers treated without harmful chemicals like chromium. Sources eco-progressive materials that reduce environmental impact. Explores innovative materials like recycled components or plant-based alternatives when possible.
2. Italian Craftsmanship & Local Production
Production is entirely in Italy, supporting local artisans and reducing transport emissions. Partners with trusted factories in Montebelluna, Tuscany, and Lecce, ensuring high-quality, durable products that last longer — a key principle of sustainable luxury.
3. Transparent Supply Chain
Clear traceability from raw material to finished product. Communicates openly about processes, materials, and sourcing to build trust with consumers through inserted NFC tag allowing each consumer to authenticate and trace their products from FIALLO
4. Ethical Practices
Designs shoes with longevity and multifunctionality in mind, discouraging fast-fashion consumption.
5. Sustainability as a Brand Value
FIALLO positions sustainability not just as a compliance measure, but as part of its brand identity, marrying luxury with responsibility. Aligns innovation

The Vision of SCORIE is a Vision of transcendence. Man is no longer the master of his destiny, but a humble follower of Nature. In a world where he has ended up annihilating himself and the land on which he lives, the garments become Icons of a cult of matter, a reminder that the future is the consequence of the waste of the past, shaped by new Consciousness.