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Sunday, February 13, 2011

Live From... New York Womenswear, Day 3


Philosophy by Alberta Ferretti

Alberta Ferretti offered undeniably pretty dresses and separates for anupbeat and positive look on autumn/winter 2011/12. “For this season’scollection I was inspired by the real young women of today. I believe inglamour and wanted to bring it back to the women,” said AlbertaFerretti.
The look: Minimal elegance
Silhouette:
Clean lines and elaborate tailoring with lotsof textures and surface attention
Key items: 60s-inspired short, structured dresses and matching outerwearcreated a glamorous and elegant look. Intricate knitwear, shearling coats andfloral lace tops were key
Colour: An array of bleached winter brights gave the line a positivefeel, with shades of yellow, pink, green, blue and purple
Fabric & knit: Satin,floral lace, wool and shearling
Print & pattern: An array of plaids and checks in a subtle, delicateexecution was combined with feminine flowers and intricate knitwear patterns

Details & trims:
Unfinished edges added acontemporary feel to classic silhouettes; matching lining on outwear created anensemble with dresses
Footwear: Chunky heels in satin and metallic finishes, two-tonebowling-inspired uppers

Altuzarra

Altuzarra showed one of the best collections of the day, perfectlynailing the new season’s trend for multilayered silhouettes with a grungymilitary beat and a touch of luxurious feminine guile.
The look:
Luxe military grunge with a feminine edge
Silhouette:
Multilayered
Key items:
Rugged parkas and aviator-style jackets underpinned thispost-military grungy look, worked over slinky satin bias dresses, thigh-slashedpencil skirts and sheer tees, sexy military pencil skirts and fluid masculinepant shapes. A caped-back A1 flight jacket was a standout item, alongside a furleather-sleeved biker - both perfect with the contradiction of a high-low-hemsatin bias skirt
Colour:
The season’s emerging palette was all present and correct,with cognac, grenadine and flashes of marigold yellow, with the more mundanekhaki, back, winter white and blush pink
Fabric & knit:
Luxe leather and fox fur, satin charmeuse,printed satin and sheers, tweed and flannel
Print & pattern:
Printed plaids and Argyles
Details & trims:
High-low hems, floaty bias panels. UtilityD-rings
Footwear:
Fur shoes were perhaps a step too far; vampy platformankle boots, knee-high laced boots



Kimberly Ovitz

Known for her simplesilhouettes and graphic colour-blocking, Ovitz offers an adventurous colourpalette and performance knits for autumn/winter 2011/12. “A friend of mine passed away in Brazil, soI became a bit preoccupied with it,” said Ovitz. “I found that Oscar Niemeyerwas responsible for bringing modernism to Latin America and Brasilia, so I thoughtit would be the perfect setting for my woman, and to honour my friend.”
The look:
Graphic performance
Silhouette:
Relaxed and sporty
Key items:
A long cardigan jacket made out of bondedstretch cloth worn with matching panelled leggings created a protective secondskin. Black stretch dresses with neon yellow embroidery, along with modaldresses, had a performance nightclub vibe. Luxurious wraps and cardigans insilk cashmere and soft alpaca, worn with leather panelled leggings, weretactile and sophisticated
Colour:
White, black and grey, with pops of electricyellow and royal blue
Fabric & knit:
Stretch jacquard, leather, jersey, stretchmodal, alpaca, silk cashmere and lambskin
Print & pattern:
Though the collection featured someelectricity-inspired prints, they were subdued, and left the focus on the knit,texture and colour-blocking
Details & trims:
Neon piping added structure to simple pencilskirts, while macramé details gave basic pullover shapes a handmade look
Footwear:
Chunky booties and pumps in grey, black,white and neon yellow
Accessories:
Ovitz kept consistent with her sporty lookand opted for no accessories

Prabal Gurung

Pulling inspiration from Miss Havisham, Gurung washed and treated hisfabrics to have lived-in wear and tear. “I was inspired by the unravelling ofMiss Havisham from Great Expectations,” confirmed Gurung.
The look:
Decayed romance
Silhouette:
Modern New Look
Key items:
Gurung played with hard and soft elements,pairing a rich motorcycle jacket with a romantic organza blouse and floorlengthgown, or a wool cutaway jacket over a lace shirt with metallic wool pants. Theluxurious coats and knits were given a more youthful appeal, with nubbyembellishments and fur accents. On ethereal feather and sparkly gowns, Gurungadded waist-cinching belts, bondage-style straps, studs and zippers for a tougherlook
Colour:
Ombré brights in crimson, fuchsia andvermilion stand out against classic black and ivory, muted dove and blush, andmetallic gold and silver
Fabric & knit:
Silk faille, crinkle chiffon, wool,chantilly lace, silk georgette, featherweight leather, silk crepe, tulle, andblends of fox fur, astrakhan, goat hair and alpaca
Print & pattern:
A painted lace print was an artisticalternative
Details & trims:
Exposed boning zippers and leather bows bothlarge and tiny kept the collection contemporary, while shoulder flounces gave acape shape to long jackets. Floral organza petals, feathers and Swarovskicrystals underscored the opulent theme
Footwear:
Satin strappy sandals in hot pink and black
Accessories:
Lace-up-look, bondage-inspired hosiery,skinny black wrap belts, opera gloves and wrist-tied finger gloves

Alexander Wang

Taking the rise out of the rich, Alexander Wang’s autumn/winter 2011/12show was all about excess and endless layers of luxury. Appropriately, the showwas streamed in Times Square, the centre of American consumer culture.
The look:
Ostentatious indulgence
Silhouette:
Oversized outerwear worn over skimpy loungewearand functional activewear
Key items:
Leather pyjama pants worn with a whiteleather moto jacket show relaxed luxury. Hybrid outerwear pieces such as themoto-harness jacket, bomber-poncho and aviator-tailcoat jacket, worn with ascuba-knit pencil skirt or wool short, are confident and daring. Metalliccigarette pants paired with boxy mink coats are plush, rich and pleasantlyimpractical. Pastel knits worn with long bias streamer skirts softened thecollection
Colour:
Black, white and grey, with pops of lemonand blush, and metallic navy, carnation and silver
Fabric & knit:
Scuba knits, polar fleece, satin back crepe,taffeta, merino wool, polished felt, leather, calfskin, pony hair, and angora
Print & pattern:
The collection was more about texturalelements and less about print
Details & trims:
Padded quilting in outerwear and knits,utilitarian zippers, sleeve pockets, and fur trims wherever possible
Footwear:
Simple strapped pumps with backflaps,knee-high leather spats, metallic pink tassel loafers and fur slippers
Accessories:
Perforated gloves, goatskin leather walletsand mink wrap sunglasses

G-Star Raw

Tailored yet utilitarian, G-Star Raw’sautumn/winter 2011/12 collection pays homage to the early adventures of the1920s. “The explorers and adventurers of the 1920sinspired this winter collection,” said Shubhankar Ray, global brand director. “Our current philosophy ofcombining elegant tailoring with denim functionality continues to be evident inthis collection.”
The look:
Elegant explorer
Silhouette:
Structured denim
Key items: This elegantly tailored yet functional and rigid collectionwas emphasised by futuristic three-dimensional structuring. Unexpectedcombinations were reflected in extreme riding jeans, attention to the waist andexaggerated proportions, ¾ fitted denim bottoms, wool blazers,fisherman-inspired padded garments and cropped jeans, which were among the mostnotable pieces
Colour: Black, shades of grey, olive, white, navy and blue
Fabric & knit: Treated canvas, rigid denim, leather, English wooland velvet
Print & pattern: Modern, geometric take on camouflage pattern,perforated flowers

Details & trims:
Elevated jean backs, elasticisedjean waist, padded knees, oversized pockets
Footwear: Classic oxfords, shiny pumps and brightly coloured booties
Accessories: Oversized denim belts, deconstructed garment scarves andleather gloves

Edun

Sharon Wauchob’ssecond collection for Edun showed just how far she has moved this label on,bringing downtown cool to its fair-trade ethics with looks that brought alittle European cachet to the New York runways.
The look:
Urban rustic
Silhouette:
Cocooning outerwear over feminineunderlayers
Key items:
Outerwear was a strong suit in thiscollection, especially the quilt-sleeve khaki trench, a knit-sleeve shearlingaviator coat and Wauchob’s cropped military blouson, both of which added atoughened-up appeal to her romantic ruffled skirts and dresses. Trouser shapeswere slightly flared and cropped, and the designer’s roots came through in hersimple but covetable knitted dresses, Fair Isle sweaters and complex crochetskirts. A sleek contemporary look came into play with her ultramarine leathershirt dress, a leather/satin zipped-through hybrid, and the on-trendbutton-through midiskirt
Colour:
Rich earthy browns, khaki and sage,old gold, ultramarine, grey, and flashes of ultraviolet in prints
Fabric & print:
Fair trade doesn’t mean low-gradefabrics, and Wauchob gave vent to soft fluttering silks, fluid satins, suppleleather, lush shearling, flannel and jersey. Ribbed knits, Fair Isle and tuftedcrochet
Print & pattern:
A range of swirling abstract printsin shades of blue and brown
Details & trims:
Contrast sleeves (think quilt satinor sturdy ribbed knits), exposed zips, millefeuille ruffles
Footwear:
Sturdy heeled ankle boots, toelessankle boots, and chunky strapped sandals
Accessories:
Leather belts, knitted leggings

Mandy Coon


MandyCoon’s attempt to bring an edgy goth-punk vibe to the New York runways was notalways successful on every level - this is a look that works better on a grittyLondon off-schedule showing.
Thelook:
Girly punk-goth
Silhouette:
Long andflowing
Keyitems:
Leather-trimmed dresses came as floor-sweeping maxis or as a short, sharpraspberry-red shift, the leather theme continuing into Coon’s fur-lined coatsand tunic tops with asymmetric high-low hemlines, or her scooped-neck beltedjacket teamed with a gothic hooded top. High-low hemlines brought in a touch ofover-styled design interest on her slim pencil skirts, and leather shell topscame teamed with fluid wide-legged pants
Colour:
A low-keypalette of black on black, with warm camel and a flash of raspberry red
Fabric& print:
Black leather was at the crux of this collection, offset with toning sheers,satin and jersey, with a neutral-coloured shaggy faux fur adding texture
Print& pattern:
A scorched-effect stripe, python-embossed patterns
Details& trims:
Contrast leather sleeves and banding details, black leather bows
Footwear:
High vampyplatforms, strappy heeled sandals
Accessories:
Triple-bandedbelts, fishnet tights, glittering pin brooches

Jill Stuart
            

Vivid prints andstrident colour mixes marked a change of direction from Jill Stuart, who leftbehind her signature girly-goth looks in favour of something slicker and morecontemporary, utilising longer lengths and slick silhouettes.
The look: Uptown country meets Art Deco
Silhouette:
Narrow midi lengths contrasted with fantail pleats
Key items:
A wide range of dress shapes offeredsomething for everyone, from the simple printed shift dress to drop-waistcolour-blocked pleated shapes - best in a pumpkin-coloured leather and suedecombo. Skirts skimmed mid-calf and came as soft pencils or button-throughA-lines, maybe teamed with a printed satin shell top, a belted Aran knit or arabbit gilet. For evening, colour-blocked Deco-inspired lamés with fan-pleatgodets were a far cry from Stuart’s signature gothic black lace
Colour:
Stuart tapped heavily into theemerging trend for rich autumnal color with her palette of intense armagnac,teal, bilberry, pumpkin and marigold, shot with grounding colours ofultramarine, tan and black
Fabric & print:
Silk, satin, printed and plainrabbit, suede, leather, cashmere wools, lamé
Print & pattern:
Figurative animal and bird motifs -owls and foxes - were worked into dense all-overs in a palette of brights,offset with a simple painterly stripe and a small-scale abstracted geometric
Details & trims:
Pleated godets, Deco-inspiredcolour-blocking
Footwear:
Chunky patent platform and velvetheeled loafers, suede and leather ankle boots
Accessories:
Ankle socks, knitted scarves, rabbittippets, fingerless knitted gloves, purse belts, thin belts



Gant by Michael Bastian

            
An Alpine ski theme underpinned theGant show, where the label’s signature youthful brand of casualwear teamedrugged outerwear with soft-touch après-ski knits and sportif tailoring.
The look:
Collegiate kids go skiing
Silhouette:
Multi-layered
Key items:
Tailoring came as truncated curvy jackets and slim-legged pantsfor Gant girls, while the boys opted for cord BD blazers and classic plaidsuitings. Vivid quilted gilets and puffa jackets, cord westerns and adistressed leather aviator brought a more casual slant into play to team, withstriped rugbys, marled sweats and narrow cargo pants
Colour:
Vivid brights - poppy, marigold, pumpkin - punctuated a palette ofpebble greys, warm browns, amethyst and sage green
Fabric & print:
Woven checks and plaids, quilted nylon, brushed mohairknits, dark-dye denim, marled jersey and sweats, herringbone tweed, flannel,corduroy
Print & pattern:
Woven checks and plaids, a mini embroidered skiermotif used as an all-over, Alpine knit motifs
Details & trims:
Skier embroidery placements
Footwear:
Rugged laced duck boots, long knee-length walking boots forgirls, fringed heeled sandals, walking boots with contrast laces
Accessories:
Ski socks, bandannas, fingerless knitted gloves, cabled andpatterned hosiery, knitted ski hats with plaid ear flaps, striped collegiatescarves

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Live From... New York Fashion Week - Day 2

Lacoste
 

For his final collection for Lacoste, Christophe Lemaire went back to the house's DNA in his sportswear-inspired collection with more than a touch of 80s overtones.
The look: 80s sportswear 
Silhouette: Minimal and graphic contrasted with slouchy and oversized  
Key items: Oversized duster coats and woven tracksuits contrasted with the sharp, angular lines of thigh-high miniskirts, T-shaped tops and dresses in wovens, mesh and knits, and the house’s iconic polo shirts, often reworked as dresses. Bandeau bikinis were layered under sports mesh tees 
Colour: Bold, graphic blocks of colour worked throuh a palette of black and white, chrome yellow, shades of marigold and tan, cappuccino browns with sandy neutrals, hot pink and red 
Fabric & knit: Lemaire opted for comfort, with jerseys, sports mesh, terry and velour combined with compact cottons and ultra-suede 
Print & pattern: Graphic stripes 
Details & trims: V-shaped inserts on T-shirt dresses, snap closures, drawstrings, topstitching 
Footwear: Open ankle-strap sandals; flat sports shoes in white 
Accessories: Sporty visors, slouchy hobos in leather-trimmed terry, panamas, terry wristbands, plaited leather belts, leather-trimmed rope belts

Alexander Wang
 

Alexander Wang took his tough-girl chic in a new direction for spring, with a nearly all-white collection of asymmetrical painter smocks, carpenter jackets and copper-patched dresses. The clean palette refreshed more signature moves such as sleeveless, strappy and off-shoulder shapes.
The look: Light utility
Silhouette: Fluid loose-cut shapes and midi-lengths
Key items: Satin-faced zip bomber jacket; white denim sleeveless vest with optic embroidery and copper shoulder patches; crinkle texture belted "Judo" vest; panelled long vest dress with foiled lapel; crumpled satin sleeveless tank dress with draped back and foiled detail; off-shoulder fishnet sweater with foiled belt detail; sheer "aluminum"-tint poncho; doodle-print silk T-shirt dress; overlong short with carpenter pockets; knitted crepe legging; knitted rubber raffia jacket; sleeveless trench with extended wing flaps
Colour: White was the bold new anchor shade for Wang, worked alongside mint green, cosmetique nude, irridescent silver and foil metallics
Fabric & knit: Cotton, silk, satin, washed cotton gauze, silk crepe, knitted crepe, cotton voile, organza, terry cloth, foiled Tyvek, chiffon, cotton twill, rubber raffia, washed knit linen, fishnet, silk viscose, laddered knit stitches, slubby yarns 
Print & pattern: Scribble print in washed Crayola colour on pale grounds
Details & trims: Parachute and criss-cross straps, short zips, metallic foil patches,
Footwear: Lace-up sandal boots in nubuck, closed-toe lace-up boots with covered platform, sandals with knotted straps - all in ash grey, tan or white
Accessories:
Encased bike-chain necklace; gold and bronze rings by Michael Anastassiades; mini bean bag

Ohne Titel
 

The linear, colour-blocked shapes created by woodcut artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi inspired Ohne Titel's spring collection, defined by now-signature contour seaming and sporty shots of colour. 
The look: Techno soft
Silhouette: Scuba-slim tops over relaxed tapered trousers
Key items: Black neoprene bodysuits and cropped zip-through tanks used as underlayers, drop-waisted tennis dresses with pleated skirts and contour seaming, pleat-front tapered peg pants or panelled leggings, white sleeveless drape jacket, cropped zip-up cardigans
Colour: A minimal scheme made up of navy, black, white and royal blue, with the occasional flash of red or yellow
Fabric & knit: Neoprene, silk, cotton, mid-gauge knits, pleated knits
Print & pattern: Sporty colour-blocking created chevrons and stripes
Details & trims: Contrast pocket flaps with zippers, ribbonned zipper pulls 
Footwear: Colour-blocked sandal boots cut in two lengths - either above or on the ankle, minimal-strap platform sandals
Accessories: Lucite and cord necklaces, which were a collaboration with artist Tauba Auerbach, wrist cuffs and a drawstring pochette with extra long cords - part of a new handbag line launched this season 

Edun
 

Bono and Ali Hewson’s fashion brand, whose goal is to promote business in Africa, took a leap forward for spring under the newly appointed creative dirction of Sharon Wauchob. The Irish-born designer brought sophistication to the brand by spinning African inspiration into tailored, modern shapes.
"I was trying to focus on being eco and being fresh, and also not being something else," Wauchob told WGSN.
The look: Earthy, desert modern with hints of deconstruction
Silhouette:
Narrow and cropped
Key items: For women, white poplin shirtdress with knotted-fringe sleeve detail; wrap skirt with wood beading; hammered silk habotai dress with peaking poplin shirt detail in back; asymmetrical cropped jacket; cotton jersey wrap halter; low-neckline long dress with small brass hoop detail; cropped kick-flare trouser; distressed/slit cotton sweater; leather shirtdress, sand poncho. For men, embroidered chambray shirt; braided linen scarf; washed black tapered linen/cotton trouser; suede knit vest; distressed/slit cotton shirt; silk pleated trouser; openwork crochet cardigan
Colour: Parachute white, indigo, ash, khaki, spice, army green, black, mud brown
Fabric & knit: Organic cotton, poplin, silk, hammered silk, linen, chambray, indigo denim, silk/wool, linen/Tencel, perforated leather
Print & pattern: Geo animal print, collage print, mix print
Details & trims: Brass hoop detail, wood beading, perforation, distress detail
Footwear: For women, rope-tied peep-toe wooden platform-wedges with polished leather vamp; low-cut slingbacks with extreme platform-wedge. For men, denim blue or black leather sneakers
Accessories: For women, short beaded necklaces and chunky bangles. For men, beaded multi-strap leather belt and bracelets; knotted scarves 

Prabal Gurung
Young designer Prabal Gurung stepped up a notch for spring, moving on his sculptural signature with shapely beading and fringe details, and adding more, sumptuous daywear.
The look: Shape shifting
Silhouette:
Columnar with an emphasis on a new midi-length
Key items: Form-fitting sheath dresses cut just below the knee; washed-silk faille coat with cargo pockets and translucent inserts; tiered-pleat jersey dress with translucent panels; trench coat with curved inserts and bandage-strapping to back, stretch scuba curved-seam cropped pant; silk/viscose racerback tank; silk-duchesse skirt with iridescent latex fringe; ivory/black washed-silk faille tuxedo jacket; stretch scuba dress with sculptural play and asymmetrical hem; side-draped halter blouse; bustier dress with sculpted tech mesh; racerback gown with sheer contour inserts
Colour:
An opening palette of poppy red, saffron and turquoise gave way to a mid-section of cool pales including white, ivory, pale silver, nude and washed coral. Black punctuated the collcetion
Fabric & knit: Cashmere, silk faille, linen/viscose jersey, stretch neoprene, silk duchesse, technical mesh, silk crepe, chiffon, tulle
Print & pattern: Sporty colour-blocking; a placement floral with spidery tendrils in washed coral on a white ground
Details & trims: Shredded rubberised fil coupé, latex fringe, plastic paillettes and crystals, sculptural appliqué, chiffon inserts
Footwear: Black, white, nude and orange multi-strap sandals
Accessories: Colour-coordinated skinny waist belts 

Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti 
A vibrant and eclectic collection from Philosophy with the emphasis on vivid colour and pattern mixes. 
The look: Retro oriental resort 
Silhouette: Short, sharp and clean, with resort-style separates and updated cheongsam-inspired shapes  
Key items: Classic cheongsam styling on coloured flirty dresses and easy shirt-jacket shapes, combined with soft cropped pants to complete the oriental mood. Halterneck tops, playsuits and dresses, flirty tap-shorts and cropped tops had a high-summer feel, while a single classically styled trenchcoat offered a change of pace 
Colour: A rainbow of vivid brights gave the collection an uplifting feel, with vivid mandarin, daffodil yellow, ultramarine blues, poppy and purple all offset with a single shot of sand-coloured neutral  
Fabric & knit: Satin,  silks, jersey and cotton 
Print & pattern: A mad-cap mix of conrasting prints from traditional oriental all-overs to a kitsch face print, all mixed together in clashing combinations 
Details & trims: Oriental-inpired details included contrast piping, Chinese frogging and coordinating embroidery placements 
Footwear: High platform sandals in print or vivid satin. Printed knee-length boots 
Accessories: Satin rouleau belts, coolie hats, printed bags


Z Spoke by Zac Posen
With the runway debut of his diffusion line, Zac Posen tapped into key spring trends: suiting with a 70s flare, boudoir elements and a true mix of colour and print.
The look: Sassy, city-girl separates
Silhouette: Fitted blazers, natural-waist dresses and slim trousers with a subtle flare 
Key items: Red double-knit jersey coat with black leather band, high-waist cropped cotton pant, printed silk fitted blazer, denim pant suit, crochet "lingerie" dress with clipped flounce, yellow plaid romper with broderie anglaise trim, swing dress with bra-like overlay 
Colour: Poppy red, Swedish blue, club green, flan yellow, indigo, black 
Fabric & knit: Double- knit jersey, silk, denim, cotton, broderie anglaise, stretch crepe, corded voile, corded jacquard, jersey 
Print & pattern: Light plaid, animal print, pineapple print, fruit- cocktail print, flocked grape print, strawberry print, cherry print, dancing ladies print. Crochet pattern 
Details & trims: Contrast "tuxedo" stripe, ruffles 
Footwear: From a collaboration with Steve Madden, a platform sandal in foil green or black, a vintage platform pump with flat front bow and contrast heel, and an open-toe lace-up heel bootie 
Accessories: Cat-eye sunglasses, geometric necklaces, geometric bag shapes with hard handles  

Jill Stuart

Jill Stuart was in feminine mode for spring/summer, with an overtly pretty collection compounded with delicate fabrics and embroideries.
"I wanted to create the quintessential Jill Stuart girl, with beautiful embellishments, embroideries and floral prints, especially the new-length skirt with floral embroidery," Stuart told WGSN. 
The look: Romantically feminine 
Silhouette: Waisted silhouettes balanced by new longer skirt lengths  
Key items: The dress was a strong feature of this collection, coming with waist emphasis and soft full skirts, or as a ruffle-trimmed smock. Shorts were wide-cut and exaggerated, teamed with feminine blouses and shell tops, while skirts were either thigh-high or cut to below the knee. Tailored pants suits and boxy cardigan- jackets offered a grounding contrast to the overtly feminine mood 
Colour: A restrained palette of black and white, offset with sandy neutrals and urban grey  
Fabric & knit: Summer suede, satin, rustc linen, burn-outs, organza floral appliqués, sheened knits, silk and sheers, crystalline embroideries  
Print & pattern: A fairytale silhouette print used as an engineered border placement; stripes  
Details & trims: Pierrot ruffles, contrast trims or colour-blocking, bow-tied necks on blouses 
Footwear: Black patent ankle-strap high-cut shoes with a contrast toe; high patent boots  

Altuzarra  
Complicated asymmetry and body-con silhouettes bucked the season’s emerging trend for low-key sportswear at Altuzarra.
The look: Hard-edged 
Silhouette: Asymmetric body-con 
Key items: Thigh-high slashed skirts and body-con dresses formed the core of this collection, softened with the contrast of fluid wide-cut pant shapes. Jackets and coats were cut close to the body, with complicated strap or asymmetric closure details. Appliquéd details and cone-shaped bra panels took the look to the max, and for evening there were long, asymmetric, slashed jersey dresses  
Colour: The palette reiterated the graphic mood, with black, white and inky blues accented with ice blue, pale lemon and flashes of orange and lime for accessories 
Fabric & knit: High-sheen satin contrasted with body-con jersey and knit, with metallic leather and a medley of reptile skins  
Print & pattern: Skin patterns  
Details & trims: Tricksy straps and cut-outs, fabric blocking and graphic appliqués 
Footwear: White gladiator sandal boots 
Accessories: Narrow rouleau belts and bangles in lime, chrome yellow and orange

Robert Geller
Strong, youthfully commercial shapes and a relaxed mood pervaded Robert Geller's spring/summer showing.
"I drew inspiration from late-60s Berlin and that youth generation. They wanted to leave the past behind them and create something beautiful of their own, and I was really inspired by that kind of energy," the designer told WGSN.
The look: Mismatched layering
Silhouette: Relaxed and easy with soft tailoring and multi-layered separates
Key items: Easy-cut wide shorts were teamed with layered, unstructured jackets and soft summer raincoats, with marled tees and shadow-plaid shirts. Casually styled Harringtons and washed leather jackets offered a play on proportion, while an easy boiler suit brought a utility feel into play. Pant shapes were relaxed and cropped or cut to below the knee from a full high rise, teamed with chunky knit cardigans or a boxy Western jacket
Colour: A rich medley of intense brick and terracotta shades, teamed with khaki, urban greys and warm manilla, with soft rose as a highlight
Fabric & knit: Crumpled and washed finishes added to the relaxed mood, with denim in several washes and weights teamed with satinised finishes, leather, ombred stripes, marled jersey and shadow plaids
Details & trims:
Utility zips
Footwear: Clasic monk-strap shoes in black leather or pale sand-coloured suede
Accessories: Tasseled cord necklaces, bow-tied sash belts, double-knot leather belts, wide scarves, leather arm and leg-bands, low-crown trilbies with a wider brim shape