Times strange and fashion weeks can be stressful, but Paula Canova del Vas believes that she thrives in anarchy. On his way to the Spanish Embassy on Avenue George V, where he was presented, the guests were handed cards with a jumble of letters and symbols and invited to pass them, a message was created and left on a board. The first up was an all-cap, which himself was outlined by the designer-the title of his show.
The project was inspired by ideological artists Jenny Holzer and Gillian work and how creatives can be catalysts for others’ ideas and manifestations. “I wanted to share that freedom.
Inside the embassy dining room, the model wearing huge letters wearing clothes in lime tissue paper deposited them on a huge mahogany table to remove words in English, French and Spanish.
In a sortorial offer, transporting, a small lineup of fabrics sported the common playful colors and graphic motifs of the designer. Among them, a lace-up bustier inspired by a iconic sneaker, The Conversus Chak 70; He also sent himself to versions of shoes, which was adapted by his mother with flowers as well as flowers.
In the shirting, the first Forest offered some clever twist. A long shirt printed with pink, red and burgundy diamond motif was back-to-floating and was ornate with cute cuffs to become cocktail-cottage. Some other people sprouted an additional pair of sleeves – all of them are wearable – which may be loose or wrapped and tied to customize a look. Ditto kernings, necklace and a new lineup of hats.
In addition, the new men were the first step in the wearing, which had manga-infected T-shirts and denim. “As a designer I have always been reluctant to do T-shirts,” Canova said. “But then I wear them, so I pushed myself.” (Gray jumpsuit with pink bow will probably appeal more for a female set, however.)
In a season which is about all textures, there were some shameful options for trends. But Tier, Puffy Skirt – was designed as a comment about defying gravity among other obstacles – those who had legs.
