Spontaneous. Dries Van Noten AW18

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 The first days of Paris fashion week show that this season, the designers or choose to do commercial clothes, or lean on their well-known brand codes. Dries van Noten belongs to the latter, with his classically Dries-y collection. Backstage, he talked of ‘spontainety’ – about wearing the clothes nonchalantly, not caring much, feeling comfortable at the moment. Most unmatching colours and prints are clashed gracefully, while faux-fur inserts brings joyful dynamism to black knee-lenght dresses. The ‘peasant’ blouse looks like your next season’s day-to-day favourite.  The outerwear is remarkable (as usual!). And I guarantee you that you won’t find better prints this season. In other words, it’s a very fine Dries Van Noten collection.

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Collage by Edward Kanarecki.

Men’s / Marble. Dries Van Noten AW18

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Oh, Dries. It all started with an over-sized, checked brown coat, and ended on a real rhapsody of colour. Hand-painted marble technique was used to create the unique prints for Dries Van Noten‘s autumn-winter 2018 collection, which was an absolute surprise at the end of the show – the models walked down the runway, wearing their hybrid jackets, bombers and coats the other side. Even if ignoring the ‘inside’ part of the collection, Van Noten didn’t dissapoint this season. From Western-influenced shirting to lovely, chunky knits, it was an outing that offers the Dries classics.

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Collages by Edward Kanarecki.