After sunset, the night envelops nature in a poetic and introspective aura, illuminating it with its delicate glimmers. A small solitary flower, with half-closed petals, rises towards the moonlight, in a deep, velvety sky like Lurdes Sampaio’s lyocell jersey, while Isla’s recycled twill reflects the elegant verticality of a shrub with golden blossoms. In the darkness, branches studded with tiny blooms, soft as tufts of cotton, sketch a refined white and grey pied-de-poule on TG di Fabio’s wool blend. Meanwhile, Brugnoli Giovanni’s American Pima cotton glows with the very same shade as a glimpse of nature lit by a surprising blue light. In a silent field, proud ears of grain stand tall in the dusk, brushed only by the moonbeams that seem to be mirrored in the delicate lurex twill by Lino per sempre / Northern Linen. Not far away, the luminous pink by Troficolor Denim Makers blossoms like the lush petals of a cherry tree in bloom, on which, if we were to draw closer, we would notice the caress of moonlight making them as thin and impalpable as Magma Têxtil's viscose. Fumeo Carlo’s tie is gracefully interwoven, evoking the thick foliage of a mighty tree, while a red twig stands out against the dark backdrop, creating a geometric, two-tone pattern like that by Lanificio Fortex. Finally, Alibi’s virgin wool is adorned with a magnetic motif, recalling the enchantment of the night sky, framed by palm leaves that encircle the wonder of nocturnal nature.