Rosetta Getty (Q9071)
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Rosetta Getty is a fashion house from FMD.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Rosetta Getty |
Rosetta Getty is a fashion house from FMD. |
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For pre-fall, Rosetta Getty focused on her label’s tried-and-true classics. Among them a pinstripe suit in her signature interlock fabric that’s “one of [their] best performing fabrics”; a simple short sleeve dress in an allover sequin that also “performs very well”, because “people are really into buying something special”; a bubble-dress that has “been really getting a lot of attention from stylists and editors”; and a simple shift dress with a knitted t-shirt style bodice and a skirt in matching tonal silk charmeuse that just “hits the floor and sells out.”Elsewhere, knitted twinsets with matching skirts rounded out the offering. “I’ve been really into little ladylike sets and comfortable, easy things that you can mix and travel in very easily,” Getty said.
9 January 2025
For spring, Rosetta Getty was thinking pragmatically about the things she loves to wear and the way she loves to wear them, and as such, her collection was injected with a real sense of ease. She brought back a favorite caftan from last summer, in a beautiful striped brown fabric and with matching pants, so she could continue wearing the style once the weather cools down. She also reintroduced a shirtdress with a wrap-skirt bottom from her very first collection, this time in a blue and orange plaid, and paired it with the very same striped pants. It had a ’90s, youthful kind of vibe. “I love all the different stripes and the plaids together; it’s like they actually go together, but they don’t,” she said at a recent appointment in her Tribeca showroom. In fact, Getty was really animated by things that “didn’t match,” she said, like mixing turquoise and baby blue and butter yellow in one look, and her marled knit dresses and tops with contrasting stripes of solid black and white.Instead of her usual granny-square crochet pieces, she wove a silver metallic yarn in her classic hand-crochet style and made a very elegant maxidress. “We could do this for evening,” she posited. “We’ve always done crochet, but we’ve never done it in such a simple way—in fact, it’s a little heavy.” It was indeed weighty, but that’s what made it into something evening appropriate. Elsewhere, it was the lightness of a cotton dress with a balloon hem and the thinnest, softest matching knit separates that stood out. “This season, I feel like everything worked,” Getty said. “Sometimes it feels like we have to do a lot to meet certain demands, but this time, I feel like we just did what we wanted and it worked, which is always great!”
13 September 2024
Rosetta Getty has been celebrating her brand’s 10th anniversary this year, revisiting the moods and styles that defined her. She delivered a tight collection of the pieces that have kept her customers coming back for a decade, like a high-femme take on a suit in white cady fabric consisting of a sleek crewneck vest that hit at the hips worn underneath a single-button jacket, a maxiskirt, and a bucket hat (a favorite style of the designer). Suits are a big seller for Getty, and she had plenty of varieties on offer, including a version in an alluring shade of dark greenish cement with a knee-length jacket and narrow trousers and another in stretchy herringbone with a sleek single-breasted jacket worn with wide-leg (but not oversized) trousers.Crochet grandma squares are another constant for Getty, who this season reimagined them in an unexpected palette of white and straw yellow. “Gigi [Hadid] wore one of our granny-square scarves everywhere, and it ended up being a big moment,” the designer recalled. “I thought, Let’s bring it back, but let’s give it a very simple palette so it feels really different.” Getty incorporated an unusual color palette for this collection: semi-sheer mint green and pink, cashmeres in baby blue and emerald green, and a strange putty shade that she used on cotton-poplin separates that included an apron worn with a matching button-down shirt and wide-leg pants.“We began with aprons, and we had every kind of apron wraps—this is a nod to the beginning of the brand,” she said. Rounding out the lineup were slinky metallic pieces: a spaghetti-strap empire-waist dress in metallic silk and a short-sleeve T-shirt maxidress in allover silver sequins. The latter’s super-easy silhouette mixed with its high-impact material truly embodied her relaxed approach to glamour.
17 June 2024
This season, Rosetta Getty is celebrating the 10th anniversary of her brand, and like many others who find themselves at this milestone, she was looking back at the things that had brought her to this moment. “I thought it would be good to go back and look at what my favorites are, and what are the signatures of the brand,” she explained during a presentation at her Tribeca showroom. “I noticed that a lot of the zip-up details and transformational pieces are something that we’ve had since the beginning—that sort of day-to-night, seasonless, made-for-traveling-thing—and we’ve continued with that language and that lifestyle perspective.”The zipper details were present in a jacket with three functional zippers on the front that zipped-off in different directions; on a sleeveless shell top with slits at the chest, sternum, and stomach that also unzipped in the middle; and on a maxi skirt that zipped off into a midi skirt. The intended effect was not for things to be fully convertible, rather for the pieces to look like they were deconstructed, with panels of fabric floating this way and that way, which added a bit of an edge. This was also evident on a black mock neck top with snaps at the shoulders, that unsnapped to create an off-the shoulder silhouette, and in a knit dress with a “car wash”-style skirt.Elsewhere there was a play in textures with semi-sheer knitted pieces layered underneath elegant slinky dresses, shearling vests, and leather pieces, which this season included a more structured cowhide along with her usual plongé. An all-over tree bark print, which looked undeniably cool on a sleek, fitted suit worn with a matching shirt.
21 February 2024
This season, Rosetta Getty is celebrating the 10th anniversary of her brand, and like many others who find themselves at this milestone, she was looking back at the things that had brought her to this moment. “I thought it would be good to go back and look at what my favorites are, and what are the signatures of the brand,” she explained during a presentation at her Tribeca showroom. “I noticed that a lot of the zip-up details and transformational pieces are something that we’ve had since the beginning—that sort of day-to-night, seasonless, made-for-traveling-thing—and we’ve continued with that language and that lifestyle perspective.”The zipper details were present in a jacket with three functional zippers on the front that zipped-off in different directions; on a sleeveless shell top with slits at the chest, sternum, and stomach that also unzipped in the middle; and on a maxi skirt that zipped off into a midi skirt. The intended effect was not for things to be fully convertible, rather for the pieces to look like they were deconstructed, with panels of fabric floating this way and that way, which added a bit of an edge. This was also evident on a black mock neck top with snaps at the shoulders, that unsnapped to create an off-the shoulder silhouette, and in a knit dress with a “car wash”-style skirt.Elsewhere there was a play in textures with semi-sheer knitted pieces layered underneath elegant slinky dresses, shearling vests, and leather pieces, which this season included a more structured cowhide along with her usual plongé. An all-over tree bark print, which looked undeniably cool on a sleek, fitted suit worn with a matching shirt.
24 January 2024
Like so many people this past Fashion Week, Rosetta Getty was feeling the heat. “This year, when I was overheating in Italy, I was thinking a lot about how we can dress without really dressing,” she explained during an appointment in her Tribeca showroom. “I wanted fabrics that didn’t have any weight to them, so that’s how I ended up with all these layers of organza and mesh—so they create coverage when you layer them.” The crinkly stretch organza was as light as cotton gauze, but only marginally less sheer, and was certainly the star of the collection. In white, black, tangerine, and off-white, Getty used the fabric for a variety of separates, from a T-shirt and a maxiskirt to slip dresses and shirtdresses—their lightness made them perfect vehicles for layering experiments. A sheer techno mesh in a tangerine color added a dose of freshness, as did a group of cashmere knits in the bright lilac and space-dyed pieces.Elsewhere, all of the Rosetta Getty trademarks were well represented; a structured jacket and matching A-line skirt in plongé leather, the sequined mesh separates in an uncharacteristic colorful geometric pattern, and an ultralight pinstriped wool used for fun suiting separates like a jacket and roomy trousers worn with a matching apron top. She wanted to infuse the collection with a more youthful appeal and worked with her daughter, Violet, who helped style it. It ultimately changed the vision she had for the collection—but in a good way.“My inspiration was the New York ’90s,” said Getty. “What ended up happening was another thing, but I was so happy with the results! That doesn’t always happen.”
15 September 2023
Recently, Rosetta Getty has taken to collaborating with a new artist each season to inspire and produce the look book images that accompany her collections. For resort, she returned to the artist Isabelle Albuquerque, with whom she first worked last season. “[Last season] she had a big show and we didn’t get to spend as much time, and I wanted to explore [working] with her a bit more,” Getty said. “We sort of grew up similarly in L.A. with artist parents—that hippie parent moment in L.A.—and we have both traveled all over and we’ve been exposed to very sophisticated worlds, but we kind of come from a very similar place.”In a way, the 41-year old artist acts like a stand-in for the designer in the images; not only is there a visual resemblance, but Getty’s relaxed vibe and personal style is evident—especially in the styling. “Everything feels a little bit looser this season,” she said. “I felt like it was just important to have a more relaxed feeling.”The designer’s go-to denim suiting is here; this time in a jacquard plaid. “It’s really wild, I have not seen anything like this,” Getty said. “It’s Italian, from this house that makes incredible fabrics. It ends up being so expensive, but the fabrics are so beautiful I like to use them every once in a while.” She also brought in a contrasting acid wash black denim. In the look book, she styled it as a very modern take on a Canadian tuxedo: an oversize short-sleeve polo shirt and matching wide-leg jeans with an incredible drape. A four-piece suit—jacket, trench coat, vest, and pants—in interlock gingham, a black plongé leather suit (with long shorts), and another three-piece suit with a double-breasted jacket and roomy trousers rounded out the soft tailoring options.When it came to the prints, Getty wanted things “little bit off,” like a weird-shaped polka dot cow-ish print and another print based on the foam under carpets. Sequins, one of her signatures, were sheathed in chiffon on a long sleeve, form-fitting a-line dress that had very witchy appeal. Stripes were also a focal point, used on a thick cashmere for a casual vintage-inspired dress, and on an easy cotton shirtdress where stripes were pieced together to face every direction. Elsewhere, cable knit and cashmere separates brought a cozy feeling to the lineup. “You could just wear it around and sleep in it, even,” Getty said.
21 June 2023
“The vibe is our usual: classic, but always with an edge of eccentricity and a little bit tomboy,” Rosetta Getty said at a fall appointment. The sequined pieces that her customers can’t get enough of were back in gold—the turtleneck was expected, and the button-down shirt and low-rise pant combo a funky, youthful alternative. Three-piece suits came in brown corduroy with gold buttons, the trousers wide as ever.Getty traded her usual plongé leather for a deep chocolate-almost-burgundy shade of brown calfskin with a paper-like feel, which she used marvelously on a convertible trench coat (it could be a cropped jacket or a vest) that was one of the standout pieces of the collection. Another highlight was a midi-length short sleeve jersey dress with a built-in voluminous skirt; it came in black and white. The color palette ran the gamut, from tangerines, blues, and whites (“I used to wear those colors a lot when my husband and I were dating,” Getty revealed. “I thought, let’s bring them back”), to cozy browns and wines. She also brought back the granny square in a long jacket style, and an autumnal chevron print, which she used on jersey dresses and little cropped jackets.
18 February 2023
Rosetta Getty took a practical approach to her pre-fall collection. “I’m trying to do things that are a little bit of the fall colors, but mostly lightweight [fabrics] going into the summer,” she said on a recent phone call. It was a collection full of tried-and-true Rosetta Getty essentials: butter yellow plongé leather was cut into a sporty bomber jacket and pleated skirt, while a chocolate suede tailored jacket and matching pintucked leggings had all the makings of a fall uniform. The clear sequinned fabric that’s become a surprise hit with her customers returned, this time on a boldly printed maxi dress paired with a denim bomber and matching denim baseball cap—both items the designer described herseld as “living in.”Denim has indeed become a more important part of Getty’s collection, and this season she loosened the silhouette. “I love the full denim look,” she said, pointing to a look that featured low-slung flares worn with a button down shirt, and a bomber jacket. A jersey floral print suit in shades of black, yellow, and red was made from a vintage print the designer picked up on her travels, and could surely take the place of any number of sweatsuits in a woman’s wardrobe.
21 December 2022
At a recent appointment at Rosetta Getty’s Tribeca studio, the designer wore a look straight from the spring collection (look 11 if you are curious). Although she has intimate knowledge of what her customer wants and she designs for that woman, there is, of course, quite a bit of herself in her clothes. “Everything is very light this season because this summer I couldn’t wear any of my clothes,” Getty said. “It was too hot.” And so the highlight of the collection was the way Getty reworked her wardrobe staples to fit into an increasingly hotter world. A long sleeve organic cotton viscose ribbed knit maxi dress in the palest shade of lime was whisper-thin, as was the voile jacquard done in a peach floral fabric that was was very “easy luxury.” Getty also showed an oversized button down with matching pleated wide leg trousers and a tank with a twisted neckline—a signature detail for the season.She continued to expand the denim category with a dark wash three-piece suit with gold buttons, as well as a long trench coat which she showed over a cool “wavy plaid” printed polo T-shirt dress made from cotton jersey. Similarly, she brought a new silhouette to her go-to plongé leather pieces: a high-waist pleated wide leg trouser that she showed with a cropped collarless jacket in a gorgeous shade of sky blue. “We’re known for our wrapping and tied pieces,” Getty said, and this season she brought the design element to a suit jacket made from a plaid jacquard interlock jersey, which brought a fresh take to her beloved three-piece suit silhouette. The subtly printed pieces mimic the former AT&T building in downtown Manhattan, a brutalist structure that was also the site of the lookbook shoot, photographed by Kristie Muller.For evening, Getty’s signature sequined pieces got a makeover in a new fabrication of pleated mesh. A jacket, matching bustier, and palazzo pants were fresh in lime green, and a minimalist slip dress in white was just the right thing to reach for on hot summer nights.
16 September 2022