Gareth Pugh - S/S 2017

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Just a night before his show in London, the opera Eliogabalo opened at the Palais Garnier, in Paris, with 60 costumes designed by Pugh. The story follows a child of emperor in imperial Rome, who proclaims himself as a sun god and is ultimately overthrown.
"The opera is essentially about an empire eating itself – so it feels alarmingly relevant," said Pugh.
This British designer used the sun-themed opera as a main inspiration for his S/S 2017 collection.
The sun became a key motif for the garments, formed using golden disks and rays made up of faceted triangles.
"In one way the sun is a symbol of creation and warmth – an explosion of power and life – but it can also represent tyrannical power and destruction," Pugh said.
From opera to fashion show, Pugh once more showed that everything he does, he does best.


Photo credit: Vogue.com


NICHOLAS K - S/S 2017

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NICHOLAS K duo presented their collection the first day of New York Fashion Week. The Spring/Summer 2017 collection carries desert vibes in nude color palette and is inspired by the movie 'Theeb' and Bedouin culture.
Loose and airy, wrapped and knotted, asymmetrical pieces in earthy tones... gives a very nomadic feel.


Full collection: NICHOLAS K


Minimal To - "EVOL" A/W 2016-17

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Another great collection by Italian trio.  Collection for F/W 2016-17, entitled "EVOL" is exactly what the name says. Love for the minimal approach in this sphere of fashion. Simple cuts, natural materials, hand printed... everything that perfectly fits with the wearer and presents simplicity at its finest.


Full collection: Minimal To

Rita Ora by Francesco Carrozzini | Vogue Italia September 2016

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PHOTOGRAPHER: FRANCESCO CARROZZINI
TALENT: RITA ORA
STYLING: PATTI WILSON
HAIR: BRENT LAWLER
MAKE-UP: KATHY JEUNG
NAILS: TOM BACHIK

Source: VOGUE.it

 

MAX.TAN - A/W 2016-17

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MAX.TAN, the Singapore based avant-garde label recently presented collection for Autumn/Winter 2016-17 entitled 'CLOISTERED.' Inspired by two different sets of uniforms, the collection aims to merge elements from  military and religious norms into one, while dealing with universal longing for ultimate peace.

'When different beliefs are in search of a common ground, possibilities are endless.'