That Jonathan Anderson sent the guests to the show of his eponymous brand, JW Anderson, a piece of blue clay made much more sense than it might seem at first. The designer, an expert in creating clothing with unimaginable materials, having fun with all kinds of shapes and taking his designs to the most surreal level, has not disappointed on this occasion either. The sculptural silhouettes have starred in a large part of the show but, if there was something that caught the attention of everyone present, it was the first designs that appeared on the catwalk.
The models made an appearance wearing sweatshirts and shorts that seemed totally wrinkled and rigid, as if they were made of clay or plasticine.
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT
LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT
In this way, the British designer once again focuses on the use of unexpected materials in fashion, as well as the play of volumes and textures. Anderson once again proves his ability to convert fashion into sculpture and art.
Beyond these interesting designs, JW Anderson also presented several pieces of clothing that emulate the effect of plastic and that seem to continue the line started by the already viral dress that seemed to keep a fish inside, presented in the spring-summer collection. 2023 and worn by actress Emma Corrin.
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LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT
This JW Anderson show took place at The Roundhouse, northwest of London, a place that designers such as Christopher Kane had used in the past to present their collections. He show It also had a stellar appearance by the singer Charlie XCX.
JW Anderson reminds us that fashion is for having fun with its plasticine sweatshirtsSee Photos
2023-09-18 10:03:42
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