PFW S/S 2021 #1

Christian Dior

Christian Dior

 

Kenzo

Carolina Herrera

Carolina Herrera

Cecile Bahnsen

Anrealage

Dries Van Noten

Alaïa

Patou

Elie Saab

Annakiki

Annakiki

THE PUFF SLEVES TREND

A detail stolen from the 80s, which returns to be talked about, enriching blouses, and dresses, and highlighting the shoulders. Puff sleeves were a must - romantic and Renaissance-inspired - of this spring summer.Puff sleeves allow you to play with shapes and volumes, creating a donating silhouette, which speaks about femininity, but also about power.

80's puff sleeve piqué dress, satin sneakers by Lemaré


S/S 2020 PUFF SLEVES ON CATWALK

TOP: Rodarte - Alexander McQueen - Valentino
DOWN: Chanel - Tory Burch - Vivetta

TOP:  Richard Quinn - Cecilie Bahnsen - Moschino
DOWN: Prabal Gurung - Louis Vuitton  - Luisa Beccaria

TOP: Carolina Herrera - Red Valentino - Laura Biagiotti
DOWN: Emilia Wickstead - Preen by Thornton Bregazzi

TOP: Jeremy Scott - Valentino - Rejina Pyo
DOWN: Tory Burch - Moschino - Marc Jacobs

Related Article:http://www.scostumista.com/2020/08/80s-puff-sleeve-pique-dress.html

NEW DESIGNERS:CECILE BAHNSEN

Cecilie Bahnsen is one of the most talented in Copenhagen right now, she draws on the minimalist aesthetic of her Danish heritage for her eponymous, Copenhagen-based label. Born just outside of Copenhagen, Bahnsen attended the Danish Design School where she met designer Anja Vang Krag, whom she became first assistant to in 2007. Under the Danish designer, Bahnsen worked on freelance projects for Christian Dior as well as the Royal Danish Theatre. Upon completing her BA in 2007, she took on a design internship at John Gallianoin Paris, where she was later hired as a first line assistant and print designer, before applying for the prestigious womenswear MA at the Royal College of Art in London, graduating in 2010. She became a design assistant at Erdem in 2011. Having always dreamt of starting her own line, Bahnsen started designing her brand’s first collection in June 2015, her debut was Spring/Summer 2016 collection,she became a finalist for the 2017 LVMH Prize shortly after. Elegant dresses and sophisticated separates are a showcase of whimsical silhouettes with a sculptural edge. Each piece is meticulously handmade with unique fabrics and traditional techniques, finished with couture-like details for an inherently feminine feel. Look out for tulle fabrics, delicate details and interesting silhouettes. In just a few seasons, Cecilie Bahnsen has carved out a fine space for herself in the fashion industry with clothes that are voluminous and pretty, the full-skirted baby doll dresses she’s turned into core sellers for her brand.

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