Midst all that was showing or not-so-showing
then came in the Durbanite designer Craig Naitive to save our fashion palates from
erosion. He quickly turned what one of my seat companion dubbed ‘Fashion Weak’
to Fashion Week we were there for!
In true Craig Naitive Africanism style he took
to the street beckoning future male trends for the upcoming year. Highlighted
was the use of uniquely textured fabrics, sticking to his realness and truth
there was a moderate use of denim, elementary and neon colour trimmings, the
return of the camouflage, overall a finished collection with a tight story. I must
have left a puddle of cream below my chair as my lust thermometer was
increasingly rising at an uncontrollable rapid rate.
A few key pieces that made me slam that stamp of
approval for this collection were:
1. The oversized parka with a cinched waist drawstring
detail (I really want one; I deleted the image accidently but believe me it is
HAUTE)
2. The long sleeved grey melange oversized logo print
sweater (I need in my life, pronto)
3. The drop-dropped crotch denim shorts
4. The introduction for the dip back cut on all
the T shirts.
5. Subdued fusion of shweshwe material and
tropical and African prints.
6. The quilted fabric bag!
Fabulous job with the styling Miss Palesa
Mashiyane!
I noticed the brand logo went under the knife
for some Nip/Tuck
P.S I hardly review collections but I guess external factors can influence to which side that scale will be tipping like - when the designer allocates you a good seat. That kinda helps for starters.
P.S I hardly review collections but I guess external factors can influence to which side that scale will be tipping like - when the designer allocates you a good seat. That kinda helps for starters.
SHAKE YOUR
TITS, I LOVE YOUR WORK!
you deleted the Parka!! That was me! hahah
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