My general feeling with the current model on retail supply and manufacturing is that
it's flawed, it's broken, and it doesn't work.
If it works, 50% of everything produced wouldn't end up in landfill every year and I think
from my mind the future is on-demand, technology- enabled clothing.
My name is Sarah Chassis and I am the CEO and founder of Isabella Wren.
My background is banking.
All I know is, at school my passion and dream was to be a designer.
And I was told that I was good but not good enough.
Having spent these 20 years in banking, what do I know?
But having gone years trying to find clothes that fit well and thinking, I am going to
make a custom fit dress in one go.
I'm going to do this because it has to be done.
There must be a way.
The fit issue has been a problem for women for a long time and I often have customers
say, "I've got a strange body.
My body is odd."
Well actually your body is not odd.
Your body is just your body.
And the fact is, if you have a pattern that's being created in traditional methods, it's
cut and then graded to certain sizes.
It's only going to fit anybody who's within that pattern shape and anybody outside of
it, is not going to fit very well.
I don't think I realised quite how hard it is to make custom clothing.
That traditional method entails taking a set of hand measurements, handmaking a pattern,
hand-cutting and then sewing.
The experience we had was that the garments could be anywhere between 2 and 6 fittings
to get the fitting right.
So I felt there must be a better way to do this.
So in 2014, body scanners came up.
The body measurement capture became much more efficient.
You're accurate to millimetres - tiny, tiny millimetres.
It's got multiple cameras inside.
So it's coming at you from all angles and that produces a vast number of data points.
So we can extract data from the 3D models and put that into our predictive measurement
technology.
If we enter a bust, waist, and hip, it can predict the other measurements for us.
Now we've moved onto computer programs for pattern making.
If we could work out how to make garments to fit perfectly remotely, it's incredibly
scalable.
I literally Googled and I came across a company called Bespokify.
The CEO, Marc Close, he had been making patterns using algorithmic code for custom tools for
the mining industry.
And we said can you do this for women's wear, for maybe a dress?
And he said let's give it a go.
Let's try - and he did.
I was, like... holy cow!
The guy has written an algorithmic program that makes a perfect pattern in a second.
We still... It takes us 4 to 5 hours to make a pattern up - and this guy can do it
in one second flat.
Not only is it automated, it's completely unlimited.
I can do a million patterns a second if I wish.
So we've using... We've moved to 3D CAD software.
You're able to import a 3D avatar, import a 2D pattern, and dress the customer remotely
using the avatar and the pattern.
You can alter and change things about the dress to exactly how you want it but you can
also visualise how those changes will look on your dress.
So personally I like a boat neck, so let's make it a boat neck.
No sleeve.
You can go through the spectrum.
I mean we've only really made a couple of small changes but we've personalized this,
we've made it our own.
On completion of the transaction, the pattern is ready to go.
It's instant, completely automated, and now from here it goes through to the backend,
which is completely integrated with our inventory system and then it comes within 2 weeks.
I'm not aware that anybody has been able to use coding to create algorithmic unique patterns.
We're the kind of the first people ever to be able to do this.
People have said to me, "Oh isn't it very expensive to produce one garment at a time?".
Well if you do it mass production you actually have to produce 2 garments, because you're
only going to sell one.
So you're paying the production on 2 garments.
You then have delivery on 2 garments, you've got logistics on 2 garments, you have rental
space inside a store on 2 garments.
The model that we're using will disrupt the way that we do things in the future because
we can produce what is demanded instantly, efficiently.
This is the way forward and right now we're already manufacturing for one other company
So I think that's another side of our business that we're going to see getting much bigger
and we already are - and it's again incredibly exciting.
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[VLOG] Collaboration of Fashion film / 패션필름 콜라보레이션 | TEAM4DET | - Duration: 6:59.
hello~ we're team4det
what we're gonna do today is
designer brand name 'Nineteen eighty'
and 'crew jacuzzi'
and 'cony makeup'
finally 'team4det' we're going to
shoot fashion film
we waited for our artwork finally we're doing it
we're moving to designer's place
and take some shoot
helllllooo~
hey come here
there's a new member for 'crew jacuzzi'
introduce yourself plz
hello my name is Je.A
with model Je.A
we'll collaborate with 'team4det'
and 'cony makeup'
we'll try to make this kind of things
some artworks
with team4det, Hisoo!
and me
we'll keep work hard to make these things furthermore
fighting!!
Bang~
hi nice to meet you team4det guys
team4det & cony will collaborate together
cony did my hair and makeup
is it ok??
designer name 'Mun Jung wook'
he designed this things
isn't it beautiful??
it's my pleasure to do this
and happy to be with team4det guys
I wish a great video
it'll be fun, so fix your channel
if you runaway I'll slap your ass
is it Vlog??
I'm going to die..
H : how do you expect the video??
we expected about 2 hours for the film
but it took 3~4 hours
maybe 3??
or 4?
maybe about 4 hours
finally it's done
we'll eat something
I expect nice flim for today
there's a lot of people here
how was the film
why do you wanna know!
it's so fresh outside
today..
are you going to watch soccer tonight?
I'm not close with soccer game
I lost a FIFA game yesterday
so my grade went down..
hello guys, we finished well and we had a meal
it was really fun and meaningful work
so we'll make a great things after this promise me
keep your eyes on us, keep support us we'll make more things :)
fighting
is it the end for today??
we'll go drink beer
did a great work~!!
well done guys
how was it??
me?? I need to poke my nose..
are we going to blur this scene??
nononono come here
it was fun!
next time we'll do this kind of films
and we're planning his MV too
and his music will come out soon
and Aoora, Masashi, Eiji, $milli worked in a song that's coming out too
we'll see you on next video
see you next time
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Season 1 Episode 7: Fashion Police - Duration: 42:54.
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Introducing fancy Ball Jointed Dolls that look like a fashion model - Duration: 5:08.
It's called Fashion-Doll. It's a doll that looks like a fashion model.
that is made by method of ball jointed doll.
Joints move naturally and smoothly.
This is a doll named Carmen.
It's like a diva, and singer, right?
I made it look like a South American fashion model.
It's so glamorous doll with a curvy figure like celebrities.
It has a little big nose. so, Someone told me "It looks like Barbra Streisand"
It has a little big nose. so, Someone told me "It looks like Barbra Streisand"
I was much more pleased to make it into a ball jointed doll because I could move the joints.
If this is a figure, if you want to different poses, you have to make several figure.
ball jointed doll can play various poses if I make just one.
In the case of Gabriela, I wanted to make it feel exotic.
This doll modeled on an Italian girl.
It's designed to feel like a girl in the '50s and '60s.
It dressed coat with the feel of the times.
The point of this costume is gloves.
I made the hands shaped with gloves.
I rolled it's hair high.
When I was in middle and high school, I liked foreign singers.
Their costumes became the issue. and I like the costumes.
So I want to make clothes.
Because puting my clothes on, I searched for a mannequin, but it was too expensive.
I was looking for a replacement, and I found a Barbie doll.
Since then, I got interested in dolls.
I thought "I'll make my own dolls later."
This is my first fashion doll, named Isabel.
I made it when I was in college.
It look pretty clumsy right now. but I was so happy then.
I learned method of making doll by myself.
I spend all my money on dolls.
Failing, creating, failing, creating, 've got a lot of bad products.
This box is full of bad products. I've practiced a lot on this.
This box is full of bad products. I've practiced a lot on this.
I'm making dolls into a 3D program.
I can raise eyes a little and raise nose a little.
this is how I build things.
When the sculpture is finished, Test output with an FDM printer.
If I like the size and the shape, print out the joints.
Make sure whether it is moving well or not. I will repeat the correction until I like it.
If I see what I want, I print it on a high quality printer.
I'll sand it, and spray oil surfacer. So over and over again. I can make prototypes.
And then I made a doll out of silicon cloning.
Paint the body, make up the face with acrylic paint, put cloth on it.
Some people often skip anatomical descriptions to make doll pretty.
But I tend to try to describe it more, even though it's less pretty.
(What head on this doll?)
I named it Sun-young.
It has an open mouse.
Its mouth is open, so looks natural and lively.
This is Sun-young, and that is Sun-young too.
All three of them are Sun Young. but looks totally different.
It's based on Alice in Wonderland.
It looks young, but I never lost style of Fashion-doll.
This doll's hair style is gorgeous,
but I put makeup on this doll except for the glamour. It feel a little bit like a Korean idol.
I made it feel kind of dreamlike.
It was a doll that worked like a Westerner rather than an Oriental one.
I told you that I started making dolls because I like foreign singers.
One of the most inspiring singers to me is
Spice Girls.
All five girls are different.
They have different skin colors, different height, different hair colors, and different clothing styles.
I also make multi-racial dolls. Black, White, Asian, Latin.
I want to make various beauty standards and dolls.
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Meghan Markle has gone from chic to a fashion disaster - Duration: 10:45.
Ever since she said "I do" to Prince Harry on May 19, Meghan Markle has been under pressure to adhere to royal protocol — and look good doing it
But for the past six weeks, the new Duchess of Sussex's fashion selections have come under fire: from her choice of sheer pantyhose to the tailoring of her dresses to her oversize pumps
Drawing particular ire was a blue and white Oscar de la Renta dress that she wore on June 17 to the wedding of Harry's cousin
The Internet caught fire with incendiary criticisms of the $5,490 frock's too-long sleeves and ill-fitting torso
On Twitter, it was compared to both a sack of potatoes and the "Gone With the Wind" scenes where Scarlett O'Hara fashions a dress from curtains
The public disappointment with these perceived missteps may stem from the fact that the duchess is dealing with the pressures and expectations of her new role largely on her own
Before the wedding, Meghan had a secret style weapon: her best friend, Jessica Mulroney
Now, it seems they're not working together as closely, and it shows. see also Meghan Markle is already ditching her stuffy new royal uniform Newlywed Meghan Markle made it approximately one month dressing like
The Toronto-based professional stylist is credited with advising the then-actress on her wardrobe choices and introducing her to new designers
As a result, Meghan was praised for her casual, chic style, as she embraced hip Canadian labels such as Erdem
When she wore ripped Mother jeans, a white "boyfriend" shirt by Misha Nonoo and an Everlane tote for a date with Harry this past September, all three pieces saw an immediate sales spike
But with Mulroney in Canada (where Meghan lived while starring on "Suits") and the duchess, 36, in England, the new royal has been left to live up to the royal rules of decorum on her own
"The royal family is a firm and the protocol is huge," said British designer Caroline Castigliano
"We're seeing everything about Meghan change. It's very difficult when you're 36 to do this — it's far easier when you're in your early 20s and they can mold and adapt you
It's a much bigger job for Meghan. It must be unbelievably difficult that Meghan was a working woman and had her own style
" So it's out with the ripped jeans and messy bun, in with the oh-so-modest below-the-knee dresses
Goodbye to the casual totes and body-cross bags, hello to ladylike little clutches
Gone is the Meghan who dared to wear a very sexy, sheer and metallic gown by Ralph and Russo for her engagement photos
One of the biggest changes has been to her palette. Previously, Meghan wore plenty of bold hues: scarlet red, midnight blue, forest green, plus rich plaids and stripes
Now, she all but fades into the background in white, cream and the palest of pinks
Royal watchers say the wallflower look is in deference to Queen Elizabeth, to whom the duchess has been seen cozying up to at recent public events
see also Meghan Markle criticized for 'inappropriate' dress at Queen's birthday parade For the special event, the 36-year-old former actress wore a
"If you're going to be seen with the queen, who wears bright colors, then this neutral palette she's been sticking to is really a measure of respect," said Castigliano
"This much more demure, classic look is absolutely right on key to what she needs to fit in with the family
" "At events with the queen, she lets Her Majesty shine," said William Hanson, an expert on proper British etiquette
"The queen is top of the bill. Meghan is on the bill, not top of the bill." With Mulroney back in Toronto, it seems Meghan has someone else guiding her, at least a bit
"At the moment, she's really dressing like Kate," Castigliano said of Meghan's sister-in-law, the Duchess of Cambridge
"At this stage, Kate is probably giving her tons of advice on how to fit in." Sources say that Kate's assistant, Natasha Archer, has been calling in clothes from designers for Meghan until she hires an assistant of her own
One big difference, one source pointed out, is that Kate's clothes "fit her like a glove" because all the designers know her sizing, while Meghan is still developing her relationships
see also Is Prince Harry pulling a Kanye? The prince is reportedly helping Meghan Markle perfect her royal
Internet critics cluck that the clothes have too often been unflattering: frumpy waistlines, too-long sleeves, hems that hit at an odd point on her calves and a series of hats and fascinators that seem to age her
The wags even latched on to Meghan's shoes appearing to be too big and gaping at the heel and toe
As it turns out, there's a good reason why. Fashion expert Harriet Davey told the Sun this week that "celebs often go a size up, or even two, in the shoe department when they're at an event or on the red-carpet
. . to avoid blisters." According to Hanson, Meghan will almost certainly have to find a stylist soon: "I believe that the Duchess of Cambridge did not have a stylist at first and very much said, 'I'm going to do this myself,' but soon realized she needed some help
I believe Catherine now has a stylist, at least part time, and that's highly likely what will happen for Meghan
"[She] has a big tour in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga later this year and will need help," he added
"In five months, Meghan won't be making these minor mistakes." Castigliano agrees
In fact, she predicts that the duchess will slowly make a return to the stylish, youthful Meghan with whom the public first fell in love
"Over the next year, Meghan will have more designers throwing themselves at her, and she will adapt her style," she said
"It will be fabulous when she takes everything she learns and 'Meghan-izes' it."
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Wimbledon champion Garbine Muguruza has a passion for fashion - Duration: 7:31.
Sitting across the table from you, Garbine Muguruza strikes a less intimidating figure than is surely the case when she is stationed at the other end of a tennis court
At close quarters the defending Wimbledon champion is a 24-year-old of mixed Spanish-Venezuelan heritage with a love of music, a passion for fashion and a beatific smile
Across the net she is the player who has refused to yield on the biggest stages and occasions to the likes of the Williams sisters and Maria Sharapova, challenges from which others might have shrunk
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Dressed for success! Young Brit Gabriella Taylor is living. Share this article Share When she defeated Venus Williams in last year's final 7-5, 6-0 to claim the Venus Rosewater dish, it was not the first time she has faced down the most severe opposition when it has mattered most
In 2016 she shot to worldwide fame when she shocked Serena Williams to win the French Open final
A few weeks ago, in the Roland Garros quarter-finals, she dismantled Sharapova for the loss of three games, although she then fell to eventual champion Simona Halep
Clearly there is a steely side to Muguruza — who faces Brit Naomi Broady on Centre Court in the first round — and it is evident when she discusses the reality of facing ferocious competitors such as Sharapova or Williams
'You know she is a very good tennis player but I'm a very good player, too,' says Muguruza
'I understand the noises and the intimidation, but the racket has to speak. The intimidation is a part of it, every player knows, but you have to perform yourself and you have to believe in your talent
'This, however, is clearly only one part of her. There is also the person who obsessively listens to music, has developed the hobby of designing clothes and fund-raises for a project in Cambodia teaching impoverished children to read
Muguruza was born in Caracas to a Venezuelan mother and Spanish father. Aged six, she moved to Barcelona, where her two older brothers were at the Bruguera Tennis Academy with the hope of pursuing a professional career
As it turned out, she was the one with the exceptional talent and, although it was not the original intention, she enrolled and was quickly identified as having unusual potential
She happily represents Spain, the nation of her main upbringing and her Basque father, who was an enthusiastic player of the region's traditional game pelota
Yet she retains close links to the troubled country of her birth, where her mother Scarlet's family still live
This, she says, helps avoid getting seduced by the glamorous world she now inhabits
'I know that I'm very privileged. Coming from Venezuela, we have made a very long journey to where we are
I think having a difficult reality close to you makes you keep your mind, when so many people might think your life is so exciting and well rewarded
'It's not a good thing happening there (Venezuela) but maybe it helps me and my family keep our feet on the ground
All my mother's family are there. I don't want to lose touch with reality and that can happen
'I feel like I want to help and that's why I'm involved with Room To Read. We have built a library in Cambodia
I want to help the kids who have nothing.'When she is doing something for herself away from the game, it usually involves clothes
She is a disciple of the veteran Venezuelan designer Carolina Herrera and has ambitions herself to work in that business
'I love fashion, I read the magazines, I'm always studying it,' says Muguruza, who continued with her education until 18, by which time she was already ranked in the world's top 100
'My mother is a nutritionist but she always wanted to be a fashion designer and when she was younger she was always making clothes for people
She never pursued that path, so we always talk about that.'I find I'm always wearing tennis clothes but I don't get to wear dresses that often
I'm starting to make my own designs. Not tennis clothes, nothing sporty, just dresses
I love Carolina Herrera and I admire Hugo Boss — very good, very classy.'On court Muguruza can be inconsistent, partly as a result of playing a relatively high-risk game that features big hitting off both flanks powered by sublime natural timing
Some days she can look invincible, others more vulnerable.With Serena Williams coming to the end, she is the most likely candidate to emerge as a figurehead for the women's game
GARBINE MUGURUZA'S WIMBLEDON RECORD 2012 - Second qualifier2013 - Second round2014 - First round2015 - Final2016 - Second round2017 - Winner That will require more continuous grind through the long weeks of the tour
It is perhaps telling that one of the things she loves about Wimbledon is avoiding the routine of staying in soulless hotels
'One of the best parts is that we all stay together, my entire team, in a house. It can be lonely being in hotel rooms all the time but here we can share things together
'I really appreciate going to the supermarket to buy things and be able to cook for each other, not just healthy things but pastries and cookies so we can enjoy the kitchen
It sounds strange but that is a simple and lovely thing to be able to do.'Muguruza says she is polite but not sociable with other players, as she regards the locker room as essentially a competitive environment
In what is a very open women's field, she is among the favourites this fortnight and will hope for the same effect as 2017
'Two weeks is a long time and I felt like I got better and better with each match last year, hitting the ball cleaner and cleaner
'I don't know what will happen this time, but when you walk through the gates you have the proof that you can do it
It maybe gives you extra belief that others can't have.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Rafael Nadal turns his back on Roger Federer by admitting he
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Milano, 19enne ferito gravemente davanti Old Fashion: è figlio di Simona Ventura e Stefano Bettarini - Duration: 1:57.
Niccolò, figlio di Simona Ventura e Stefano Bettarini, è stato ferito gravemente a coltellate stamani in via Alemagna, a Milano, davanti alla discoteca Old Fashion di Milano
L'episodio è accaduto poco dopo le 5. Il giovane, 19 anni, è stato portato all'ospedale di Niguarda del capoluogo lombardo
Secondo quanto scrivono l'Adnkronos e l'Ansa il ragazzo non sarebbe in pericolo di vita
Secondo l'agenzia LaPresse si sarebbe trattato di un pestaggio. Quando il giovane è stato soccorso era cosciente
Era stato raggiunto da svariate coltellate alla parte alta del corpo. Non è al momento chiaro se la lite sia cominciata fuori o dentro il locale
Sull'accaduto stanno indagando gli agenti della Volante e della Squadra Mobile che stanno ascoltando anche gli amici del ragazzo
Foto di archivio
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✅ Auftakt der Pariser Fashion Week - Duration: 2:10.
In Paris wird Mode zelebriert: Bei den Haute-Couture-Schauen ist Exzentrik angesagt
Paris (dpa) - Einen schillernden Mode-Reigen zeigte der Designer Ronald van der Kemp am Sonntag zum Auftakt der Pariser Haute-Couture-Schauen für Herbst/Winter 2018
Knallgelbe Corsagenkleider, pinkfarbene Hippie-Rüschen, zarte Romantik-Blusen und Disco-Hosen in Metallic-Gold sowie elegante Sportswear rauschten bei ihm über den Laufsteg
Für jeden schien etwas dabei zu sein. Gemeinsamer Nenner: die präzise Schnittkunst und fantastische Verarbeitung der Entwürfe
Der Niederländer, dessen Entwürfe auch Stars wie Lady Gaga oder Selena Gomez tragen, hat sich auf Nachhaltigkeit spezialisiert
Aus Vintage-Stücken oder alten Lagerbeständen fertigt er seine hochklassigen Modelle und will so weniger Abfall produzieren
Van der Kemp eröffnete mit seiner Marke RVDK das Spektakel der Schneiderkunst, das noch bis Mittwoch andauert
Eines der Highlights wurde am Abend des ersten Schauentags erwartet: das Defilee der Designerin Clare Waight Keller für Givenchy
Die 47-jährige Britin ist seit vergangenem Jahr künstlerische Direktorin des Modehauses
Ihr jüngster Coup für Givenchy: das von ihr entworfene Brautkleid bei der Hochzeit von Meghan Markle und Prinz Harry
Kalender der Haute-Couture-SchauenWebsite Ronald van der KempWebsite Givenchy
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Chloe Madeley opens up on Royal Wedding fashion blunder - Duration: 5:09.
Chloe Madeley opens up on Royal Wedding fashion blunder
She famously broke an etiquette rule when she attended the Royal Wedding flashing both her cleavage and shoulders.
And Chloe Madeley has opened up about her fashion blunder at the nuptials of the year as well as revealing the rugby world cup has forced her to postpone her wedding during a candid chat on Friday's Lorraine.
The fitness guru, 30, raised eyebrows when she attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding at St George's Chapel, Windsor last month, clad in a blush gown with a plunging neckline, and minus a jacket.
This went against etiquette advice that female attendees should cover their shoulders while inside the chapel. The blonde beauty revealed she lost her jacket en-route to the chapel, and that the response to her breaking protocol was completely unexpected.
She said: 'The invite said day dress and hat, of course we all know traditionally you have to cover your shoulders in church, I had a jacket with me.
'It was so hot on the coach to the chapel, I was overheating, (my fiancé) James said "take your jacket off for the walk and put it back on before the church".
'I took my jacket off, got to the church and thought "OK where's my jacket?". 'James was like, "I don't know", so I thought OK I'm going in shoulders out.
'I thought, it's not a big deal, no one will care. However, social media erupted at seeing the fashion blunder from the daughter of Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan.
Chloe added: 'But everyone cared! I was getting comments saying 'you're offending the house of the Lord'. 'I was like oh my God! I do not need a religious war but lesson learnt.
'My shoulders will probably be out at my wedding because I don't think I'll do the long-sleeved thing.
The fitness fanatic is currently preparing for her own big day to rugby player James Haskell, 33, but admitted the wedding had to be postponed due to her hunky beau's sporting commitments.
She said: 'It's so far away, we can't do it until 2020 because the world cup is in 2019 and that will take up most of the year.
'Even if James isn't involved, half the guest list will be. It's a good thing, maybe we can save some money, change our minds and be a bit more fluid about things.
James proposed to Chloe in April after three years of dating during a romantic trip to Paris, France. The star later admitted she was stunned by the gesture.
Recalling the moment he got down on bended knee, she told Hello!: 'He kissed me on the forehead and said, "You do know how much I love you, don't you? The last three and a half years have been the best years of my life.
'I just thought he was being romantic because we were in Paris, so I replied: 'Oh babe, that's so sweet. 'But then he added: "And you do know I want to marry you?" and started to get down on one knee.
'At first I thought he was joking. I was speechless and stared at him in disbelief.'. Just one week after announcing their engagement, Chloe explained how important sex was in her relationship with the burly rugby player.
'I'm a really sexual person,' she told The Daily Star. 'If I had a partner who didn't want to have a very sexual relationship then that would be a problem for me.'.
She continued: 'It is massive for James. One of the reasons we stuck together in the early days before we totally committed was because we were so compatible. 'Our sex is continually changing as our relationship grows, so it stays interesting.
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✅ Auftakt der Pariser Fashion Week - Duration: 1:33.
In Paris wird Mode zelebriert: Bei den Haute-Couture-Schauen ist Exzentrik angesagt.Paris (dpa) - Einen schillernden Mode-Reigen zeigte der Designer Ronald van der Kemp am Sonntag zum Auftakt der Pariser Haute-Couture-Schauen für Herbst/Winter 2018
Knallgelbe Corsagenkleider, pinkfarbene Hippie-Rüschen, zarte Romantik-Blusen und Disco-Hosen in Metallic-Gold sowie elegante Sportswear rauschten bei ihm über den Laufsteg
Für jeden schien etwas dabei zu sein. Gemeinsamer Nenner: die präzise Schnittkunst und fantastische Verarbeitung der Entwürfe.Der Niederländer, dessen Entwürfe auch Stars wie Lady Gaga oder Selena Gomez tragen, hat sich auf Nachhaltigkeit spezialisiert
Aus Vintage-Stücken oder alten Lagerbeständen fertigt er seine hochklassigen Modelle und will so weniger Abfall produzieren
Van der Kemp eröffnete mit seiner Marke RVDK das Spektakel der Schneiderkunst, das noch bis Mittwoch andauert. Eines der Highlights wurde am Abend des ersten Schauentags erwartet: das Defilee der Designerin Clare Waight Keller für Givenchy
Die 47-jährige Britin ist seit vergangenem Jahr künstlerische Direktorin des Modehauses. Ihr jüngster Coup für Givenchy: das von ihr entworfene Brautkleid bei der Hochzeit von Meghan Markle und Prinz Harry. Kalender der Haute-Couture-SchauenWebsite Ronald van der KempWebsite Givenchy
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