Isabelle Lotter is famous for her ability to create timeless clothing that, in her own words, "compliments a woman rather than eclipses her". Her latest collection continued her philosophy but added layers of fabric combining texture and pattern. Although she referred to the range as "gypsyesque" - we felt a better description would have been "Game Of Thrones meets Robin Hood". Unstructured felt peasant-style shoes added to the overall look.
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Photo : Simon Deiner / SDR Photo |
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Photo : Simon Deiner / SDR Photo |
Possibly the most striking gown in the collection was the plaited/sheer dress incorporating tree branches. Although certainly creative - practical would not be apt when describing this dress. But Fashion Week is all about stretching boundaries and, as the first night drew to a close, we all went home with a sense that this season's Fashion Week had certainly kicked off with a bang.
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Photo : Simon Deiner / SDR |
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