Showing posts with label Antonio Marras. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antonio Marras. Show all posts
There was a regal, countryside element at Antonio Marras' FW18 collection. While some of the blurry photos did not do the tailored clothes any justice, it did provide context, like these clothes are part of a dream or memory from years ago. There were patches of tartan upon tartan on great coats, some fashioned to resemble a fox or an owl.



RUNWAY: Antonio Marras FW18

Antonio Marras' quirky and pattern filled SS18 collection had a lot of charm in its novel and lighthearted details from zippered pant hems to snazzy appliquees to the severely oversized bags.



RUNWAY: Antonio Marras SS18

Utility, form, fit and embellishment are the four pillars of Antonio Marras' FW17 collection, which offered a plethora of layering options with opulent detailing, from fur to rich embroidery.



RUNWAY: Antonio Marras FW17

Country dandies came out in force at Antonio Marras' FW17 collection. There were luxurious touches like fur throughout the collection but the rustic clothes stole the show with their offbeat charm.



RUNWAY: Antonio Marras FW17

At Antonio Marras' FW16 show, there was a hoe down...or a show down depending on what one's interpretation. Either way, there was a western theme to the show and the clothes. Denim played a heavy roll while fur accents added a sense of luxury to the otherwise rugged clothes. Masked marauders were ready for mischief while models clad in plaid and floral suits looked ever the dandy from yester-century.



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RUNWAY: Antonio Marras FW16

Antonio Marras' seafaring Spring/Summer 2016 collection was awash with texture, thanks to appliqué and weaved fabrics. Horizontal stripes also tied into the theme while a lighthouse brought the theme home to those who may have missed it. Layers were light and mostly ranged in the navy and white hues. Floral details on bags and white pants lightened the mood and gave the collection a tropical vibe as well, as if the sailors decided to take a side trip to a tropical locale.



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RUNWAY: Antonio Marras SS16

What's old is new again, at least in terms of fashion inspirations. Antonio Marras showed a retro collection today, filled with a myriad of 70s style elements, including a purple suit with a diamond pattern, and even included a vintage yellow taxi cab as a backdrop. The urban vibe was also prevalent in the collection from colorful and casual trainers to camo coats and shirts while mixed media coats were especially striking and atypical for Marras.



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RUNWAY: Antonio Marras FW15

Team work is at play in this beach story seen in the August 2014 issue of GQ Germany. Sergi Pons snaps Joan Pedrola, Antonio Marras and Oriol Elcacho for this fun and youthful story featuring easy tailoring, nonchalant layers and sun bleached hues.

















EDITORIAL: Kick Off Meeting

Flashes of color, print and pattern littered Antonio Marras' sporty and sport-themed SS15 collection. From check prints to tropical ones, Marras offered plenty to covet from youthful sportswear like graphic tees with boxy shorts to those more sartorially inclined such as a patchwork-like jacket with track pants.

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RUNWAY: Antonio Marras SS15

Since leaving Kenzo, Antonio Marras has focused on his eponymous label and you can tell that it has his full attention when you consider the great FW14 collection. The latest showing featured a quirky and fun mix of tailoring and more urban, sporty looks, like drop crotch trousers.

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RUNWAY: Antonio Marras FW14