Self-help writer Omar Falworth once said: “Steal all the world’s colours and paint your life’s canvas, taking out all the greys of your fears and anxieties. Let go of your old mental clothes and dress yourself in joy”. In the same way Vittoriana Salvatori uses the color of her fabrics, often hand-painted by herself, so as to make her garments vital and joyful, with an infinitely varied palette that she adapts for each item she creates and every new opportunity that this represents, but above all for every woman who will wear it. This is especially so for the Klimt collection, in which this Viennese artist’s evocative paintings, full of gold combined with lively patches of color, reappear in Vittoriana’s jackets andcoats that are made with a spontaneous cut and overlapping fabrics to produce a game of visual effects, scintillating with verve and imagination. A constant experimentation in the matching of fabrics and with varying cutting and sewing techniques gives each garment its own unique and unrepeatable stylistic qualities.