Showing posts with label Diesel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diesel. Show all posts

DENIM IN RESORT 2016




Did you think that there will not be a women´s denim report? Really? I don´t believe you*. Of course they will. Sorry to say guys, but fashion business is still lead by women’s-wear**, so it´s time to check what or where*** the denim is present resort 2016 collections.                                                                           

FASHION NEWS // MR. FORMICHETTI FOR DIESEL?




































Nicola Formichetti is  rumoured to be joining Diesel, following the news that he is leaving Mugler where he held the role of creative director. 

"I wanted to do something else, even bigger, more global," Formichetti said of his reasons for leaving the label. "I really hope that the audience has enjoyed what we have done and appreciated our push to democratise high fashion, not only through the enjoyment of clothing but also through a total, inclusive fashion experience."

Confirmation of the collaboration is expected to be released shortly, WWD reports.

Diesel Black Gold RTW Fall 2010 / NYCFW Day-07

In her first collection for Diesel Black Gold, creative director Sophia Kokosalaki showed a predictable outing that married Diesel’s hard-edged urban vibe to her softer aesthetic. The brand staples in distressed denim or leather paired with pieces in fluid silk were a match made in heaven. Elegant pieces like a series of dresses and blouses featuring Kokosalaki’s signature swirls in intricate embroideries hinted at Black Gold’s upscale leanings, but it was the bread-and-butter pieces — great jeans, cool jackets and sexy dresses — that anchored the collection.

Men’s looks toggled between redneck and Goth style, an association that led to the sight of a mullet-haired fellow in a floor-length black netting dress. But the lineup mostly broke down to clean, versatile pieces with a tough edge, like flannel shirts, leather jackets and vests, and scoop-neck T-shirts. Jeans came in faded blue or pitch black, and were fashionably slim but not clingy.

























































© by WWD / Photos by Giovanni Giannoni