The London-based designer’s printed, relaxed fits have become a recognizable staple in the streetwear scene. A patchwork suit for SS20 works squares of paisley print with soft lilac and gray tones and is disrupted by bursts of loud neon orange. As we’ve seen her stick to more neutral and traditional tones until now, we’re provoked by these fiery accents. The future (and by future, we mean next summer’s wardrobe) looks bright!
You’re on display
Naturally, we wanted to know exactly what the deal was with the eccentric details. Old school television screens lined the runway, showing fuzzy live footage, not of the show but of the audience. Privacy – what’s that? But since we’re talking about the audience of a Fashion Week show, they should be wearing outfits worth streaming. Overly made-up, identical masks covered the faces of the models who all sported wigs. “It’s about who’s underneath” that counts for Farzaneh.
The show closed with models handing out yellow roses to audience members. Yellow roses have been a symbol of peace and love in the Middle East for centuries, so this could again point to a symbol of tradition.
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