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One of the first fashion bloggers to hit the industry full-force, Susanna Lau—also known as Susie Bubble—of Style Bubble has been one of the most influential persons to date in opening up the industry to the new online era. We caught up with Susie while she was in NYC for fashion week.
Front Row Mag: Whose collections have you been most excited to view so far, and whose do you await? Read More…
Passing the proverbial fashion week baton onto London, New York wrapped up its week of shows and presentations with a number of consistent trends and motifs, all of which are sure to be hot this spring.
1. Poppin’ Palette. It’s no surprise that summer brings out the brightest in our wardrobe. Designers this season, however, ramped up the colourfulness of their designs to include the likes of oranges and pinks. Read More…
Taking us away from all the popping brights and floral patterns, designer Rolando Santana opted for richer colours—think vintage white, gold, silver, and sage green. Apart from the colour palette, textile choice contributed greatly to the collection’s well-received aesthetic. The extravagance of sequins and beading were balanced by the crafted simplicity in silk chiffon and cotton. And while through words, one may perceive the collection to be mature and overly feminine by the materials and palette, it is quite the opposite. Refined, it is—however, Santana delivered a youthful character in the clean combination’s presented.
At Jen Kao’s Spring 2012 show, she started by teasing guests with a prolonged moment of darkness until a spotlight soon emerged on the first model, bathing her in glowing red. When the catwalker finally began making her way down the runway, an impressive headpiece, a collaboration with Paper-Cut-Project, was revealed—the perfect complement to Kao’s newest collection. Kimono-like trenches, colourful separates and checkerboard patterned dresses dominated the runway in a colour palette appropriate for the show’s theme, proving that Kao’s evolution as a must-watch designer is still moving in the right direction.
Inspired by the idea of erosion and the beauty of decay, Canadian designer Jeremy Laing presented an earthy palette and nomadic styling with his latest collection. In addition to a variety of designs, asymmetrical motifs and subtle patterns added a certain, but necessary, flare to the collection. While his signature voluminous silhouettes may be daunting to those unfamiliar with the designer, Laing presented several pieces that even the most timid of consumers would consider, including the one-shoulder draped jersey dress in grey.
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