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ANTARCTIC Introduction Influenced by the simplicity and practicality of Eskimo clothing and the protective styles worn by pioneer explorers. Presents a practical, minimal look of city sportswear. Silhouettes / Styles The main silhouette is a puffy boxy shape. This shape can be seen in the Antarctic styles: Knit sweater with detachable fur collar, or knitted body warmer with hood styled with coated cotton pull-on fatigue pant. Cable knit zip-up sweater, quilted nylon jackets and pants with functional zip detail. Funnel-neck nylon waterproof outwears. Multi-layered nylon parka with fur trims. Cotton/nylon mix pant with elasticated hem. Fabrics Functional and durable hi-tech fabrics. Coated, multi-layering, waxed, non-woven, anti-bacterial, anti-stress, U.V protection, temperature control, heat-sealed, heat-welded, Nano-fibers, fake fur, sheepskin look fleeces, geometric quilting, wet-look waterproof finishes, quilted jerseys, knitted fabrics with waterproof backings, oiled cotton, fleece backed nylon and polyester jerseys. Colors Inspired by the natural color from frozen landscape.
Sky Blue URBAN BOTANICA Introduction Softer shapes and styling details with natural plant and earth tone color create a whole new look for smart urban casual wears. Silhouettes / Styles Slim fit with rounded edges, sloping shoulders. Drawstring funnel neck, molded rubber elbow pad, body backpack, laser cut secret pockets, slimline invisible zip, military inspired belts and knitted inserts will be the details. Wool and cashmere mix slim suit and knee length pantaloons will be a new look. Fabrics Warm and comfortable fabrics. Cashmere and wool mixed, natural suede and kidskin, dull-metallic look nylons for casual outwear, traditional fabrics recolored, blended wools, delicate mohair, melton, tweed and tonal jersey. Colors Echoing the natural environment, plant and earth tone based color.
Mahogany
COCKTAIL GLAMOUR Introduction Relaxed but glamorous, luxury meets utility, are the moods of this collection. Silhouettes / Styles Fluid shapes, un-constructed or semi-constructed jackets. Semi-formal tailoring contrasted with fluid, slightly feminine fabrics create a luxurious, flamboyant style. Fabrics Shining and delicate fabrics. Soft glove leathers, paper-fine suedes, stained and polished surfaces, decorative flocking, velvety wools, laminated surfaces, transparent or opaque sheers, shot metallic effects, noble fibers, subtle flocked tone on tone pattern, glace leather, embroidered or printed floral-pattern velvet, changeant and high sheen shirtings, fine yarn knit with feminine touch. Colors The glamorous wine tone color.
Gold
BOHEMIAN Introduction Inspired by the eclectic lifestyles of gypsies and travelers. Raw and primitive moods that continue with rugged textures and a highly individual, artisan approached style. Silhouettes / Styles Boxy or fitted, free form and fluid. Rustic hand knitted and patchworked tank tops, ombre dyed knit, poncho and cape, intarsia and homespun slouch knitwear are the styles for the tops. Irregular patchwork coat, rustic and hand-crafted historic details for jeanswear. Wide-cut flat-fronted pants. Fabrics Raw and natural types fabric. Deceptively unfinished, irregular hemp looks, winter linen, non-woven felt types, hand-woven and rustic hand knitted looks are given contemporary treatments and finishes. Sheepskin, ponyskin and faux exotic leathers, eroded cotton and wools combined with performance denims with visible and invisible coating and finishes. Colors Warm, rich tones of aged leather and wood together.
Sand
Introduction of F/W 2000 Menswear Fashion Trend The minimalism and gray tones of F/W 99 are passed. As the new millennium is beginning, it is clear that the clothes are associated with the life style. Nature and technology in favor of comfort leads the new century to a fresh mood. Themes Fabrics High tech is represented by waxed, non-woven, anti-bacterial, anti-stress, U.V protection, temperature control, heat-sealed, heat-welded, and Nano-fibers from the Antarctic group, and laminated surfaces, transparent or opaque sheers, and shot metallic effects, from the Cocktail Glamour theme. High tech is all about clothing that protects: from the sun, the cold and the wet. It is also about new finishings for leather and other natural fabrics. Back-to-nature is represented by cashmere and wool mixed, natural suede and kidskin, dull-metallic look nylons for casual outwear, traditional fabrics recolored, blended wools, delicate mohair, melton, tweed and tonal jersey. Unfinished, irregular hemp looks, winter linen, non-woven felt types, hand-woven and rustic hand knitted looks in the mix. Colors Silhouettes / Styles The main silhouette is a puffy boxy shape. This shape can be seen in the Antarctic styles: Sports styles with technical details. Detachable fur collar, body warmer with hood, pull-on fatigue pant. Zip-up sweater, quilted jackets and pants. Funnel-neck. Pant with elasticated hem and other boxy shapes are the major silhouettes in Antarctic. The silhouette in Urban Botanica is slimmer but comfortable, with rounded edges, sloping shoulders. Styling detail creates new looks. Drawstring, molded rubber pad, body backpack, laser cut, military inspired belts and knitted inserts. In Cocktail Glamour, Semi-formal suit is slim. Fluid shapes, un-constructed or semi-constructed jackets. Trousers are wider. Knit top presents a fluid silhouette, slightly feminine style. Boxy or fitted, free form and fluid. Rustic hand knitted and patchworked tank tops, poncho and cape, irregular patchwork coat, rustic and hand-crafted jeanswear. Wide-cut flat-fronted pants. can be seen in Bohemian.
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