From the green carpet with a jumpsuit, in full urban style, with a tribute to his favorite team, to his debut on the stage of the Teatro Ariston in black and glitter.
Respecting the sacred temple that hosts him, Geolier chooses to have by his side Raffaele Morlando, a young and talented Neapolitan stylist, who the social media crowd has immediately agreed with in his choices, with a triumph of comments that have highlighted the elegance of Emanuele Palumbo for the first evening of the Sanremo Festival.
In competition with the song 'I p' me tu p' te', on Spotify from tonight and already first in trends with the video on YouTube, Geolier leaves nothing to chance and Raffaele Morlando promises tailored looks but with urban details.
'The theme is Made in Italy but we cannot distort Geolier, who has his own very precise style - Morlando explains. The clothes he will wear on the stage of the Ariston will always have a detail that will respect his identity, the one that the public knows very well and loves. The task of a stylist is not to distort who has to be dressed but rather to create outfits that have personality. So certainly made in Italy but with some urban detail that can support and enhance Geolier's identity'.