Italian designer claims Hitchcock's women as inspiration for latest collection

Hmm..I can't really see it myself, because I can't really see a "direct" connection to the more famous Hitchcock women costumes.

I would pick these as those:

Grace Kelly's outfits in Rear Window
Grace Kelly's outfits in To Catch A Thief(ESPECIALLY that giant gold gown at the end.)
Doris Day's gray suitdress in The Man Who Knew Too Much '56(so clearly OF 1956 and yet boxy and matronly to me now.)
Kim Novak's gray suitdress (as Madeleine) in Vertigo(pretty much Doris Day's gray suitdress from Man '56 but a little bit more curve-showing.)
Kim Novak's sweater(as Judy) in Vertigo (a weird one -- but she goes braless.)
Eva Marie Saint's white blouse/tight black skirt in North by Northwest
Eva Marie Saint's black and red dress for the auction in North by Northwest
Eva Marie Saint's orange suitdress for the Mount Rushmore climax in North by Northwest(chosen by Hitchcock so we could see her in the dark blue night.)
Janet Leigh wearing Saint's white blouse/tight black skirt in the beginning of Psycho(I think this is a pert, sexy and modern outfit on both Saint and Leigh.)
Janet Leigh's longer worn (until death) and more iconic gray wool suitdress(in black and white) in Psycho. (For her drive; to meet Norman.)
Tippi Hedren's iconic green suit in The Birds(sort of the female counterpart to Cary Grant's silver-gray suit in North by Northwest.) Its like the whole color scheme of The Birds (the green hills of Bodega Bay, the turquoise color of cars and trucks) is keyed to Hedren's outfit.
Tippi Hedren's NON-iconic , tight black suit for the first scene in the movie(sparring with Rod Taylor.)

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