Ezra Miller breaks the Internet with his avant-garde Moncler look with Pier Paolo Piccioli on the red carpet

Okay … we still do not recover from the shock. The actor Ezra Miller hit – and the boy did – this afternoon with an extravagant outfit on the red carpet of the film's premiere & # 39; Fantastic animals: the crimes of Gindelwald & # 39; It was a dress in black feathers that was part of the special collaboration between the creator of Valentino Pier Paolo Piccioli and Moncler .

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The viral collection between these two companies has undoubtedly displaced the blocks of society established in the current fashion industry . And it is not for free that Ezra accepts it, since the actor was characterized by the fact to defy the norms established by the society and to have triumphed over everything time. Just remember a year ago, at the premiere of the film Flash composed with Fenty Beauty . Since then, we knew that Ezra was a visionary and a paradigm breaker.

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But let's talk about what he's wearing. If you do not understand why an actor of this caliber uses a fundamental element of the current fashion industry, we will explain. According to the newspaper The Telegraph the collaborations between luxury homes are not as common as we think; however, when they occur, the results are " interesting ". What is worn Ezra is a dress in feathers from the collection of Moncler named Moncler Genius which is part of ] a series of collaborations that the Italian house knew on a large scale joining forces with both the creative and the suppliers of high performance and of high design – giving The result is a limited edition of collections for the second half of this year.

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The main idea of ​​ Moncler with these collaborations was to create pieces from the traditional – . What has Ezra done since? – and offer fresh air to customers without compromising "the quality of their ideas"? That is why Moncler called the biggest designers in the industry, such as Craig Green or Simone Rocha to interpret these dumbbells, however, for October this year, the spotlight pointed to Pier Paolo Piccioli, creative director of Valentino and his collection inspired by graphic figures mixed with mysticism and constituting the main axis of a futurism disproportionate.

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In the words of Remo Ruffini CEO of Moncler Signing the Plumiferous Dresses – and the one taken by Ezra with pride this afternoon – "they possess the purity and the silhouettes of the Italian Madonnas which fascinate us so much" and add "and I think that Pier Paolo wanted to transmit a kind of etaphysics with these Madonnas. "