The Modigliani Mesh friulane shoes represent the lightest and most contemporary evolution of Piedàterre’s most iconic silhouette
The exterior presents the Wilde's most sculptural silhouette — a pointed toe
Every stage of production — from the preparation of raw Suri fleece to the attachment of the final sole — unfolds within Italy
silken locks that reflect ambient light
The geometric grid emerges from the intersection of warp and weft with a precision that digital looms can imitate in outline but never in character — the slight irregularities of hand-woven cloth are not imperfections but autographs
Wilde Lino Alpaca Suri The Modigliani Mesh friulane shoesThe Wilde Linen Friulane is the shoe that understands summer the way Venice does not as a season to endure, but as one to inhabit fully. Born at the Rialto Bridge in 1952, the Wilde silhouette has always been the tallest, most architectural design in the Piedaterre collection: a pointed toe, a high coverage neckline that elongates the foot, and a distinctive raised heel that lends a subtle lift with every stride. Rendered in pure linen, this warm