YOHJI YAMAMOTO
When the cold months hit, there are times
when style is traded in for the comfort of wrapping yourself up in a cocoon
made out of your doona.
Yohji Yamamaoto has proven that style does
not need to be sacrificed for comfort with these stunning, abstract painted
padded coats.
VERONIQUE BRANQUINHO
Divine, shimmer pleated detail at Veronique
Branquinho.
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD
The Queen of Punk fashion, true to her style,
found inspiration in opposite ends of the scale.
This collection is inspired by the
Ashaninka tribe in Peru, as well as being a loose interpretation of the House
of Worth exhibition.
DEVASTEE
Cute prints at Devastee!
GARETH PUGH
My introduction to Gareth Pugh was through
a reality TV series called “Fashion House”, where 20 designers are vying for an
internship with Stella McCartney.
He quickly became one of my favourites.
It wasn’t Pugh’s aesthetic that drew me in
- it differed so much from my own person style. It was his thought process when
designing. He appeared to be able to see things in a way no one else could and
then translate them into such beautiful, thoroughly thought out concepts.
In one particular episode, designer duo
DSQUARED2, was judging the creations made that week and suggested to Pugh that
he would make a better costume designer.
This futuristic, ice queen collection makes
me thankful he didn’t take this advice and we continue to get the pleasure of
his magnificent collections at Fashion Week.
TSUMORI CHISATO
Getting Tropical at Tsumori Chisato!
OLYMPIA LE TAN
I absolutely adore this collection; it is
sexy meets cute in a perfect pair.
It is fun and sassy from beginning to end.
There are the magician’s assistants, outfits perfect for the Pink Ladies of
Grease and a wonderful tumble down the rabbit’s hole straight into wonderland.
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