Fall/Winter 2013-’14…proposals!
A week after the Milan Fashion Week and the Paris Fashion Week, we are finally back with an appointment with our tutor Sari and her brand new combinations working beyond the catalogue.
Some support to help you to discover alternative solutions to what you have already seen of autumn/winter 2013-’14. Get to know the articles of clothing from another perspective and especially, see how they take on a life of their own in the beauty of their movement!
A piece of advice? Take your time to look closer. You will find the links to each individual article, where you can enlarge the images and follow those cuts, the stitching and fabrics that deserve closer inspection. On their own, they can explain how sometimes, the inventiveness and audacity of certain creations are only hidden from the superficiality of an inattentive eye.
Y’s Yohji Yamamoto jacket in wrinkled wool gabardine with double layer front with raw cut frayed edges, slightly shaped fit, notched lapel collar with peaked under layer, single breast concealed snaps fastening, welt pockets, long sleeves, off centre vent at rear
Katrien Van Hecke beige, rust and grey hand dyed silk shantung top, dyed realized with airbrush and natural colours come from spices and herbs, wide shape, v neck, front pleat detail, with short kimono sleeves, tight hem with draped effect
Comme des Garçons dobby stripe polyester shorts with asymmetric raw cut patterned details at the hem, concealed hook and zip fastening, double pleats at front, belt loops, sides pocket, asymmetric turn-up, welt pockets at rear
Trippen black lace up shoes in vegetable-tanned calf leather treated with wax finish, wood wedge with para rubber sole
Second outfit:
Issey Miyake soft and fluffy red loop scarf in knit mohair blend with fur effect fringes
Yohji Yamamoto circle shape cape style gilet in fine wool fleece with soft gauzed reverse, double layer shawl collar and front opening, concealed hook fastening, dropped shoulder, border hem
Yohji Yamamoto wrap over skirt in wool blend felted jersey with high ribbed jersey waistband, unbalanced front hem and zip fastening with folded panel effect, above knee length
Jaana Parkkila origami-style red ball shape bag, calf skin leather
Trippen expresso boot, zip fastener on the inside, wood wedge with para rubber sole
Third outfit:
Junya Watanabe black top with horizontal bands of multi fabrics, wool jersey, stretch satin, bouclé jersey, polka dots printed velvet, sheer jersey hem band and long sleeves, slightly fitted, round neck, row cut edges
Junya Watanabe biker style black shirt/jacket in wool crepe, spread collar with snaps closure, diagonal zip fastening, patch pocket at chest, long sleeves with cuffs and button, back joke, rounded hem, slightly longer at rear
Comme des Garçons dobby stripe polyester shorts with asymmetric raw cut patterned details at the hem, concealed hook and zip fastening, double pleats at front, belt loops, sides pocket, asymmetric turn-up, welt pockets at rear
Trippen black lace up shoes in vegetable-tanned calf leather treated with wax finish, wood wedge with para rubber sole
Finally, the fourth and final (for this week), outfit:
Junya Watanabe jumper in black and natural blown-up houndstooth knit wool, shaped fit, bias cuts with front embossed detail, asymmetric v neck, long sleeves, asymmetric hemline longer at the back, row cut frayed edges, reversible
Rick Owens black mini skirt-pants in acetate blend cady in double layer, bias cut, elastic waistband, slanted pockets
Trippen black shoulder bag in vegetable-tanned calf leather with pull-up effect treated with wax finish, double wide straps, sides zips with gussets to expand interior space, two small zip pockets inside, unlined
Trippen zinc calf boot with elastic draped back in soft nubuck leather treated with oil finish, zip fastener on the inside, unlined, rubber sole
E brava, la Sari, quanto perfetta interprete delle “cose” proposte, sempre d’ottima radical scelta!!
(ma un sorrisino no, eh?
Un abbraccio a tutta la family!!!!
Lucy carissima!…il ‘lato b’ della Sari è reduce da un intervento odontoiatrico…e il sorriso è ancora molto doloroso da sostenere, oltre che difficile da fare, sanza che si deformi tutto e venga fuori il mascellone!
Allora è giustificatissima!!! Belle davvero le “composizioni”. Sono delle piccole lezioni di interpretazione!!!!