An intimate and powerful narrative that explores the aesthetic and human vision of Gabriele Pasini. In La mia visione disordinata, the designer invites us into  his creative and personal universe—made of memories, intuitions, scents, textures, colors, and contrasts—where everything becomes a trace, a root, a material charged with life.

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Apparent chaos, sensory order. For Pasini, nothing is accidental: every object, every fabric, every sound is a source of inspiration and reflection. His world is built on visual and olfactory layers, on the fusion of streetwear and classicism, on expressive freedom and constant exploration.

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Fashion as language, as substance and dream. The docufilm retraces the birth of an inclusive and democratic stylistic vision, where the “total look” is not uniform, but rather a chorus of identities. Pasini speaks of his work as an act of listening and transformation, where each garment comes to life in the expert hands of tailors, within Lubiam—a company that is more than a workshop, it's family.

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The skull, an iconic symbol of the brand, reaffirms its philosophical depth throughout this journey: seen in profile, it reveals the truest identity of things—whose interplay of light and shadow gives shape to the soul.  Because beauty, like fashion, cannot be explained: it must be felt, it must be lived.