Roberto Cavalli dislikes skinny models.

The Italian fashion designers doesn't understand why so many people in the industry create clothes for super-thin models.

He insists most outfits look best of women with curves, which is why he only uses models with breasts and a bottom.

"I've also never been influenced by that trend of putting thin, ethereal women on the catwalk," he explained. "I've always looked for real women with curves because I'm fascinated by the shape and harmony of a women?s body."

Roberto is inspired by women?s figures, and loves finding new ways to dress females. He doesn?t like overtly sexy clothes, claiming it is far more appealing to show just a flash of skin.

He has designed a new range of floaty gowns which were created to show the beauty of femininity, all of which are sculpted from soft and flowing fabrics.

"I wanted to show off the women's sensuality through transparencies, introduce a women who hides her fragile side in dresses with a masculine cut.

I've used the muted tones of Florence's buildings, the colour of olive leaves, the pale blue of a spring sky, and mixed them with my new prints. This season I've created a new dream, based on my own memories," he told Britain's Hello magazine.