Fashion

Just as Hilary Alexander wrote on the Telegraph site, “The image of a woman at the wheel of a powerful motor sent Celine’s creative director, the British designer, Phoebe Philo, into overdrive at the Paris prêt-a-porter season late this afternoon.”

His philosophy is based upon his love for classical forms. In his search for contemporary elegance, he aims to create a truly alternative urban style with interesting shapes, quality tailoring and experimental combinations of fabrics and textures.

The presentation of the fall 2011 collection of Threeasfour was, as expected, an unconventional one. Designers, Adi, Ange and Gabi habitually surprise us with their idiosyncratic methods. Unfortunately the lighting or lack of it, for this show, didn’t allow the audience to fully appreciate the creations.

With UNRAVEL. Knitwear in Fashion, MoMu presents an exhibition about a material that is very familiar to all of us: knitwear. The exhibition will challenge certain established ideas and show that far from being old-fashioned and dowdy- knitting is highly versatile...

Different textures and relaxed shapes which caress the body, allowing freedom of movement, are an unexpected combination in this collection which has references to the 70’s and hints of Russian Constructivism, finally creating the perfect bo ho look for the girls of today.

Sylvio Giardina (Paris, 1967) is a creative having a double identity as haute couture designer - a fifteen years working experience for high fashion brands -, recently involved in the launch of his own new brand...

Oscar Metsavaht deconstructs the shape of clothes and redefines the term of elegance with his own unique signature. The truth is that he established Osklen in Brazil in the 80’s when there were no warm comfortable clothes for the devotees of winter sports and adventure.