The past gorgeous Etihad Airways uniforms is yet one more proof of the revival of aviation’s golden period.
 

Designed by the Italian Haute Couturier Ettora Bilotta at his atelier in Milan, the uniforms ooze traditional magnificence and utter model. The modern style traits at present predominating New York and Paris catwalks are completely mixed with high fashion components impressed by Paris and Rome of the 1960’s.
 

Bilotta managed to drag of the difficult job of making a uniform that will symbolize the corporate’s sophistication, refined magnificence and easy model, in an progressive but glamorous approach. 
 

Made in a number of totally different places round Italy, the uniforms have been by 30% hand-woven from 100% italian wool, whereas they have been manufactured in Shanghai, Tunesia and Bucharest from a crew of 400 members. They’re extraordinarily elegant and straightforward to put on, providing a freedom of motion. Their hues and patterns are appropriate with the corporate brand and coloration palette.
 

The feminine flight attendants’ uniform features a skirt, a blazer, a pair of gloves, a belt, a hat and a shawl whereas the uniform for male flight attendants consists of a 3-piece swimsuit, a belt and a pair of gloves.

The hats are tremendous retro, channeling an old-Hollywood model and, personally, I like them. Hats are an emblem of magnificence and utter appeal and the Etihad one, is gorgeous.

The uniform completes an unimaginable jacket – trench coat, a key component impressed by the catwalks whereas the slim-line luggage have been designed within the measurement of a pill.

The earth-toned make-up look matches the uniform – and the Abu Dhadi hues on the whole. Within the photoshoot made for the uniform presentation, the make-up look actually stands out, matching the general elegant look.
 

The famous New York style photographer, Norman Jean Roy, was assigned to seize the individuality of the brand new uniform and he did it in an unrealistic, but completely actual surroundings. The photoshoot was set on the dunes of Liwa desert in Abu Dhadi, in Qasr al Sarab desert resort.
 

“Irrespective of the place you might be on the planet, that is Etihad.”