“We are really moving,” said Ladislav Jadi, CEO of Nera of political situation four months ago. While the world is leading to an uncertain future, ZDút and team, embracing Asha inherent in spring, landed on the subject of “playful rebellion” for new men and collection of women released yet. The initial point for each was a new wave film of 1966 called Daisy. “The main characters find out that the world is getting spoiled and society is corrupt with power and wealth, and they come to the conclusion that they have no obligation to behave properly. They go on a chaotic competition … they live in their pajama all day and they respond to broken society, not with disappointment and frustration, but with playful defaults, but with playful defaults,” zdut. “The result is dirty and unpublished and the collection is the same energy channel.”
A scribble/collage print was the most literal interpretation of that disorder. The Pajama theme referred to the film back, but it also slipped into bed with Sleepwear Crossover Trend which was one of the big stories of the season. This was the third men’s collection of the brand, and well -edited offer was successful, desirable, and it made a long way towards installing that the line is about a young comfortable elegance, which is associated with unexpected details. For spring, the pajamas were cut off from a linen viscos, which gave him a sheen associated with the activewear, and a sleekly double-breadd pantsuit was shown in a vibrant watermelon pink. Instead of reducing the trend for a skinny-leagged look, Nera went to all for perfection; “Pantzupe” (see 10 see) and focus on liberal proportional unisex trousers with a button expansion that draws perfection to the front and the front to create a more structured fit.
