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Showing posts with label Dior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dior. Show all posts
Monday, 30 June 2014
Sunday, 27 April 2014
One To Watch - Joe Richards
Morning guys, how are we? I've just been reading the Business of Fashion and stumbled upon an up and coming fashion designer Joe Richards. Currently mentored by fashion consultant Yasmin Sewell, this young London based designer has worked at the likes of Céline and Dior.
His design aesthetic combines simplicity and functionality, combined with a masculine edge. His SS14 collection was inspired by the style and sophistication of Lee Miller and Greta Garbo, with a strong emphasis on the shirt.
Like myself, Richard's also collects archival garments as reference pieces.
Richard's experience within the industry clearly translates in his debut collections showing his understanding of building a collection which is commercially viable while still maintaining a strong identity.
There is so much potential within this brand, let's see what AW15 brings.
There is so much potential within this brand, let's see what AW15 brings.
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Wednesday, 12 June 2013
My Picks - Christian Dior Resort 2014
Raf Simon's presented his first resort collection for the French house Dior.
It's everything I had anticipated and more.
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Sunday, 29 January 2012
The Day Before Dior
- Less than 24 hours before the show
- Forty dresses in the line up, not even one is complete at this stage
- The atelier atmosphere is said to be tranquil
- All 50 seamstresses will demonstrate their talent and endurance, working throughout the night
- Day of show
- Each piece is complete, protected in white muslim cases until...
- S H O W T I M E
- The collection showcased sheer layers exposing the underlying construction of garments
- Overview - Stunning Craftsmanship
When I previously worked at 'Viktor & Rolf' the atelier was much like that of Dior's but on a far smaller scale. When sketches were handed over to the pattern makers it was incredible to see them begin constructing the garments. I value that time, it was fascinating. I was like a child in a sweet shop.
So once I came across this article about the Dior atelier 24hrs before their catwalk presentation in the T-Magazine I had to share, read it HERE:
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