Global Fashion Collective II Wrap Up
Represented by EB Consults Worldwide.
Vibrant colours, defined edges and traditional influences lead the way for Global Fashion Collectives second show at New York Fashion Week.
The Arlo Studio
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Australian design brand The Arlo Studio were first up. Created by designer duo Charlotte Terry and Julianne Propsting, this brand embraces the philosophy that women have powerful and integral roles to play in society and their clothes should reflect this. This philosophy was deeply embedded in this collection. Most notably through the functionality and the high-quality fabric of the clothing, allowing the collection to be both beautiful and long-lasting. Each design flowed both softly yet strongly down the runway. Tailored to perfection these pieces were the perfect mix of practicality and femininity.
Shun Oyama Tokyo
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Next up, a dramatic entrance and dynamic show from GFC’s youngest designer Shun Oyama Tokyo. At only 22 years old, this young Japanese talent is set to take the fashion industry by storm. Using an eclectic mix of brocade and upholstery fabric, each piece was like lightning striking the runway. Drawing from an array of earth tones and silhouettes, each piece spoke volumes with its own unique personality, yet it was united by the common theme of the fabric. Inspired by classic Japanese and European fashion mixed into a modern perspective, dramatic shoulder pads and defined edges made for an emotional and powerful collection.
Gigi Wang
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Gigi Wang took us on a passage through time from traditional China to contemporary times. The inspiration for this collection comes from Chinese tradition. Parent-child costumes are used to express the passing on and inheritance of Chinese folk culture to the next generation. This united relationship of old and new is seen through the combination of traditional Chinese fabrics and new modern environmentally-friendly fabrics. Vibrant colors like bright orange and green.and traditional embroidery breathed life into this beautiful collection.
Alicia Perillo
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Closing the show, Chicago based designer, Alicia Perillo drew inspiration from a William Gibson novel ‘Idoru’. Written in 1995, he predicted that the avatar will take over the world. Perillo described her collection in one word as ‘inclusive futurism’. A beautiful mix of silks, brocade and orange cottons made for a stunning show.
“We are bringing in more and more multicultural and inspiring designers each season to emphasize our commitment to diversity and innovative design.” – Jamal Abdourahman
Hair: Lead Artist: Odete Da Silva @odetedasilvahair @artistexsalonspa Sponsored by Goldwell @goldwellus Varis Creative Energy @varisnorthamerica
Makeup: BCC lead by Akemi Ichiba @bcc_akemi_ichiba #bcc #市場朱実
Nail: BCC lead by Akemi Ichiba @bcc_akemi_ichiba #bcc #市場朱実
About Global Fashion Collective (GFC)
Global Fashion Collective is a platform supporting creative designers from around the world. The collective produces runway showcases in different fashion capitals with the aim to accelerate the designer’s global development, increase their international media visibility, and open up new markets.
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With love,
FWO
