Marianna Rosati’s underwater world was peopled with mermaids for spring.

Marianna Rosati injected new elements into the collection, such as paper-effect leather and bubblegum pink.

Marianna Rosati used her talent with leather to show a woman’s more vulnerable side for fall.

Marianna Rosati focused on the expansion of nonleather fabrics like silk and plaid knits to balance her leather staples.

The Italian leather brand continues its leather-as-fabric approach in a wardrobe inspired by the Nineties have-it-all woman.

Marianna Rosati continued to treat leather as an everyday fabric while expanding her textile library to include lighter weight materials.

Marianna Rosati worked Drome’s leather signature into a patchwork integrating velvets and silks for fall.

Marianna Rosati’s latest pre-fall lineup emphasized chic shearling, leather and wool statement coats.

The designer worked fabric-like qualities on her leather creations for spring.

Marianan Rosati weaved deceptively lightweight leather and suede throughout her resort collection for Drome.

Marianna Rosati took her leather label Drome to an imaginary underground nightclub full of intriguing motifs, colors and shapes.

This Italian label, which manipulates leather to make it as soft and versatile as woven fabric, used graphic modernism to interpret Brazilian landscapes for spring.

The fall lineup at DROMe, with Marianna Rosati at the creative helm, exalted the versatility of leather.

“Treating leather as a fabric” was the challenge Marianna Rosati took on for spring.