The collapse of Gioovanna Flores began in an unexpected place – with mops. “I have previously worked with the rope and I have always thought that these mops were very beautiful, so I was playing on the effigy with them,” he explained during a recent appointment in his Brooklyn apartment. The floors had sometimes taken to replace the fabric strip, which puts the MOP wine together with different clothes because he kept them flat on a skirt or to make textured ornaments around the cardigan collar. , To take a domestic on a fur collar.
This small introduction to color reminded her of 20 bolts of bright printed silk fabrics that she would recently come on one of her favorite shops, where the vibe usually slakes more to make a quilt. “If it was just a roll I would probably don’t care,” he missed it. “But they were all really calm together.” A mixture of Paisles, Tile Floles, Tonal Jacquard, Stripes, and Polka Dots may seem chaotic, but it was brought together by the unique eyes of the floors and for the shape and shape it was a beauty, which was a beauty, early collection of the Driz Van Noten For a minor head for.
Five separate printed silks and a type of ribbed knitted calendar wrapped around the shoulders were one of a rein in the highlights, as was a bright red wool wrap sweater trimmed into denim fringe and collated knit pieces. . “I like to weave shrunk, and I thought it would be good to collect them, you know that people throw them in washing and then they shrink,” he explained. “I wanted to add some textures.” A striped yellow long sleeve sweaters were bifted by a slash of red and black; The lower half of a blue and white weave the sweater looked drawn from under a white long sleeve t-shirt.
The idea with clothes is that they come from nothing; You start with an effigy that represents the naked human form and you build on it, lay down it, protect it. With the work of the floors, this feeling is more that it is like digging and investigating; Each switch and each pattern piece of fabric comes from something and ends elsewhere, the only natural conclusion of a special sweater or dress or skirt. “I don’t see my work as bizarre at all,” she said. “I just want to make beautiful items that make people feel good.” Flores are selling their clothes on Instagram and through their website, and holding a handful of IRL shopping programs in their studio. “The response has really been very good,” he said. Not surprisingly, Cloe Savigni has already hit a red carpet in one of his clothes.
