Anna Molinari’s daughter, Rosella is always inspired by music. This season it’s the spirit of Janis Joplin and the way acid rock singers put themselves together. In Rosella’s words, Janis Joplin was a brave visionary who was avant-garde in her time.

Rosella Tarabini’s twin fascinations of vintage clothes and bohemian lifestyles have met this season in her mother’s Anna Molinari label, through the romantic mythology of the Native-American Indian. Add a dash of Italian glamour and thoughts of the VIP lounge at the British Glastonbury Music festival, and she’s perfected the easy elegance of spring.

In her time as head designer at her mother's Anna Molinari label, Rosella Tarabini has taken the signature look from flirty vixen to rock and roll vintage. This season, she made a surprising statement in black as she brought the punkish wardrobe of a life on the road to the runway.

When most people think of bad girls, the tomboy of the 1920's doesn't pop into one's head. But for Rosella Tarabini, who designs the Anna Molinari label, that's exactly who comes to mind. For Spring 2002 she combined masculine and feminine elements for a flirty, funky vintage look.