Hi Everyone,
Last nite saw the gathering of Zurich’s fashionistas at the 15th Mode Suisse show.
Mode Suisse is an iconic Swiss fashion event held bi-annually in Zurich and Geneva. It provides a platform where local designers can make themselves known. It’s also the meeting place of anyone somehow connected to the Fashion industry in Zurich.
I always love seeing the new collections and seeing what Switzerland’s young designers are creating. This season saw boundaries being pushed even more than ever. On the one side deep messages were hidden behind several collections. On the other we saw some lovely ready to wear looks walk down the runway. Hence todays title: “Mode Suisse Edition 15 – Where Fashion Meets Art”
Have a look at highlights from each of the 10 designers showcasing their collections.
Mode Suisse Edition 15 – Where Fashion Meets Art
Collective Swallow
“Collective Swallow is Anais Marti and Ugo Pecoraio, operating from Basel and Berlin, with the unifying belief that fashion should not be ruled by gender or seasons.”
HEAD – Genève
Amorphose
“Founded by Giancarlo Bello in 2007 and located in Lugano, Switzerland.”
Garnison
“GARNISON REVEALS THE NUANCES OF A MAN IN FULL TRANSFORMATION, DEFINING NEW CODES, WHILST RESPECTING THE WELL ESTABLISHED RULES OF A MAN’S WARDROBE.”
Nina Yuun
“Born in New Jersey (US), Nina grew up in Seoul, South Korea, where she spent most of her life. In 2015 she moved to Switzerland, where she launched her label NINA YUUN in her atelier in Burgdorf BE while pursuing a Master of Arts in Fashion Design at the Academy of Art and Design FHNW in Basel.”
After Work Studio
Forbidden Denimeries
Mourjjan
“Effortless style and luxuriously printed fabrics, bring you into the world of the unexpected, where old meets new, the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Mourjjan values premium workmanship and quality materials, and supports European craftmanship and family businesses.
We call it FASHION WITH A SOUL.”
Jaqueline Loekito
“Focusing on genderless clothing – sharing clothing from one wardrobe between men and women is her main vision. Red and pink are the main two colours of her collection, as she wanted to popularise these colours for both genders.”
Rafael Kouto
“Founded in 2017, the brand RAFAEL KOUTO has a unique sustainable approach to fashion design and products. The main core is the customisation and up-cycling of mass-produced discarded garments into unique pieces.”
Hope you’ve enjoyed this little summary – Fashion Week Milan starts week after next so there will be lots of news coming from Milan shortly!
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It is a very amazing and interesting show thank you for letting me see what is around