Dry grasses stood down the middle of the runway, in a long bank and in sheaves taller than the models, and the looks passed on both sides of them.

The lighting followed a single sunset. One GODOX MG6K, low in a far corner of the hall, was the sun. During the walk-in it sent a raking beam down the whole length of the room and slowly turned warmer and lower. Sixty narrow 8° beams fell on the grasses and lit some stems while leaving others in shadow. By the time the first look came out the evening had fallen, and 200 fresnels with barn doors kept the light to the edges of the runway.

For Blearred, Ivan Russo and Matteo Masini wrote the lighting concept, Matteo Masini drew the plot, Matteo De Salvia operated the show and Jordan Babev supervised it.

Courtesy of Random Productions.

One light made the evening.