Before shipping his debut Sandelak collection in Paris, where the press and buyers will first see the new label at the end of this week, Sander Lock scored a test run in a gallery space in his Christiest Street Office Building. Sanderlak is both a straightforward sportswear line and a concept brand, whose everyday vibes will shift year to year based on the place of selection of peripatic designer. First in Los Angeles, a fitting, seeing the initial point that the former brand of Luck, was closed to Sees Marjan, worked on a script and came close to getting a film made before returning to fashion.
All stripes on the walls on Christie Street were pictures of Angleno: Famous, famous children, and street-cost kids were the same, and there and there and there and there and there and there and there and there and there and there was a pile between colored pillows and juicy houseplants, which were books by La Chronicers including Eve Babitz, John Fantte and Rojkrance Baldwin. Later paperback version Now everything: Lesses from the city-state of Los Angeles There is a particularly vivid shade of green. It also seems appropriate, given the fact that the color is such a large part of Sandralak identity.
The racks were really awake with color: the sweat sets in the fresh lemon sorbet and the deepest Bordeaux Red, a ’80ish Snap-Funt Jacket and Sky Blue in Sky Blue, Denim separated overdade dark pink, a striped rugby, a midnight blue sheering, and a rainbard melted with a rainbard mound Asvarl. After oohing and aing over the juicy colors, editors and buyers will definitely appreciate the care with which the locker chose his clothes, whether it was scorched by logo ringer tees, a world away from “plastic” T-shirt surfers until they were back in the day; Just-Right Cotton Rib of other tops, or a fuzzy marl weave of sweater with scoop neck.
Is this a normcore? no way. In Sanderlak, no one is “in combination”, which is one of the founding principles of the first “core” of fashion. But it is coming in a moment when luxury designers are also rejecting sartorial indulgence. Yesterday, Miucccia Prada “did a lot to do a lot to do a lot.” Lak has managed a clean trick: he is doing a little.
