Fashion
Hellen van Rees Fall/Winter 2014-15
Hellen van Rees, a Dutch fashion and textile designer, graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2012. Her collections feature a signature handmade tweed fabric inspired by classic Chanel tweeds. Hellen van Rees also uses 3-Dimensional elements. For Fall/Winter 2014-15 the designer reinvented her textile techniques in a different way to create a new result. Hellen
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Angelos Bratis Fall/Winter 2014-15
Milan-based Angelos Bratis presented his collections in New York, Paris, Amsterdam, Rome and Milan. In July 2011, he won the 1st prize at the annual competition of new designers in Rome’s fashion week “Who Is On Next?”. Angelos Bratis juxtaposes the elements of light and movement with the essence of architecture and geometry. His collections
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Toga Fall/Winter 2014-15
Japanese designer Yasuko Furuta took his heroine on a journey to the Wild West. Toga label made its debut at London Fashion Week. Yasuko Furuta injected opposite textures like natural and synthetic. The boxy shirts were paired with long skirts, leather aprons were worn over shorts or pants, and a high-tech organza-like material was draped
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5:31 Jérôme Fall/Winter 2014-15
Jérôme LaMaar, the founder of 5:31 Jérôme label, emphasizes on polished, clean, feminine and wearable garments. He presented his second collection for Fall/Winter 2014-15 at Inglot Studios during the New York Fashion Week. Jérôme LaMaar captured his casual and feminine approach in a huntress. The collection displayed boxy blazers, mohair cropped sweaters, motorcycle leather jackets,
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HIRA SHAH “Plastic Zeitgeist to Asian Dhoti” Collection
London-based originally from Pakistan designer and stylist Hira Shah studied at Swedish School of Textiles and graduated in 2013. She participated in the Muse’s Most Promising Designer competition by Vogue Talents. Hira Shah fuses Eastern influences with Western silhouettes through unconventional and edgy materials. Her inspiration for the collection “Plastic Zeitgeist to Asian Dhoti” originated
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