Quite a bit of variation is to be seen at Kenzo for Autumn/Winter 2016. Even though dark colours dominate, the textiles feature visible processed patterns within and are draped in layers fitting the sombre winter theme. Definite eye-catchers are
James Long’s bold and flamboyant Autumn/Winter 2016 menswear collection was a hodgepodge of aesthetics: metallic threads, lace, fishnet and colour – lots and lots of colour at London Collections: Men. However, what made this collection most enjoyable was how it
Lulu Liu’s collection this season was heavily inspired by the flamenco dance. Hence, there was a lot of movement throughout. Beautiful flowing dresses made distinctively Lulu Liu by the skill of her craft – various different detailed weaving techniques were
The usual muted tones of Akris were prominent for Spring / Summer 2016. However, there was a more systematic logic behind the way in which they were presented at the catwalk show in Paris. Almost like colour blocking, they came
MORE is LOVE debuted during Georgia’s Tbilisi Fashion Week on 2nd April 2016. The initial concept, created by Nino Eliava and Ana Mokia, is to showcase designers who create visionary clothing such as A.W.A.K.E., EDELINE LEE, BEVZA, LALO, J.KIM, PASKAL,
Dutch/English duo Wouter Baartmans and Amber Siegel took New York’s ‘Great Awakening’ of the 1970’s to explore in their new Autumn/Winter 2016 collection. The diverse culture in the city at the time set the scene: from Harlem to Studio 54
Quite a bit of variation is to be seen at Kenzo for Autumn/Winter 2016. Even though dark colours dominate, the textiles feature visible processed patterns within and are draped in layers fitting the sombre winter theme. Definite eye-catchers are
James Long’s bold and flamboyant Autumn/Winter 2016 menswear collection was a hodgepodge of aesthetics: metallic threads, lace, fishnet and colour – lots and lots of colour at London Collections: Men. However, what made this collection most enjoyable was how it
Lulu Liu’s collection this season was heavily inspired by the flamenco dance. Hence, there was a lot of movement throughout. Beautiful flowing dresses made distinctively Lulu Liu by the skill of her craft – various different detailed weaving techniques were
The usual muted tones of Akris were prominent for Spring / Summer 2016. However, there was a more systematic logic behind the way in which they were presented at the catwalk show in Paris. Almost like colour blocking, they came
MORE is LOVE debuted during Georgia’s Tbilisi Fashion Week on 2nd April 2016. The initial concept, created by Nino Eliava and Ana Mokia, is to showcase designers who create visionary clothing such as A.W.A.K.E., EDELINE LEE, BEVZA, LALO, J.KIM, PASKAL,
Dutch/English duo Wouter Baartmans and Amber Siegel took New York’s ‘Great Awakening’ of the 1970’s to explore in their new Autumn/Winter 2016 collection. The diverse culture in the city at the time set the scene: from Harlem to Studio 54