Showing posts with label Complexgeometries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Complexgeometries. Show all posts

Monday, 1 June 2009

Complexgeometries Fall '09

I got whirled by the cool breeze on this unusally dark and cold night. These are the first minutes of June, summer is on the corner.
Maybe this is the last time for a while to enjoy having goose-bumps during smoking a cigarette on my balcony.
Maybe not, but Complexgeomteries' Fall '09 video gave me the same feeling. The plaited fabrics look just like they are waiting for getting cought by the wind. Simple, airy silhouettes, monochromatic shades, and signature complex geometries.
The video is created by Jason Last, entitled "...between good and evil".




Regards, Miska

Friday, 10 April 2009

Complexgeometries S/S '09

Complexgeometries is a very fresh Canadian brand, created by designer Clayton Evans in 2005.
His starting point is traditional streetwear, but he mixes the standards, reconsiderates the aesthetic and functional roles of shapes and creates his unique, comfortable, refined pieces. The women and men collections are not separated, they belong strongly together, and form a rounded whole.

About the spring/summer '09 collection of Complexgeometries:

"Inspired by the culture of mobility, the Complexgeometries SS09 collection explores the pragmatics and aesthetics of travel.

Functionally, items are designed to be versatile, light and easy to move. Crumpled silk packs small. Coated fabrics stay clean and dry. Light construction means items can be layered, even in warm climates. Draped dresses and vests provide enough space to carry the whole wardrobe in cleverly disguised pockets.

Traditional clothing from around the world also influences the look of the collection. Specifically, souvenir clothing favoured by Western travelers is further decontextualized in reinterpretation." ~ Complexgeometries


For stockist information, visit their website: http://www.complexgeometries.com/
Regards, Miska