Supplica is born from the encounter between the urban world and Catholic tradition. Inspired by the Latin supplicare — to plead, to humbly cry out — the brand translates spirituality into contemporary design, creating a fashion experience that goes beyond aesthetics: to dress is also an act of prayer and testimony.

More than applying religious symbols literally, Supplica builds an authorial language that is silent yet profound. Its aesthetic is devotional and contemplative, inspired by over two thousand years of Church tradition. Each piece emerges as an invitation to pause and reflect, communicating faith without clichés and revealing a style that is solid, authentic, and reverent.

The brand’s symbol recalls the Gothic calligraphy of ancient manuscripts, reinterpreted with a contemporary attitude. The serif typography reinforces a solemn presence, while the monochromatic palette of black and white reflects silence, purity, and contemplation. Everything in Supplica is designed to evoke presence and meaning, avoiding excess and embracing modesty as a form of expression.

Graphic elements play a central role in shaping the brand’s visual identity. They are inspired by the saints of the Church, evoking devotion and memory, and by the structural lines of sacred architecture — portals, stained glass, and vertical axes that guide the gaze upwards. These compositions create a contemplative rhythm, a bridge between the visible and the invisible, the earthly and the divine.