Blurring the lines between fashion and art, Chinese Central Saint Martins graduate Yang Du blows me away with her hand- and machine knitted sweater collection. Although, it´s only a small range of pieces, the wearability of this line excites me. It´s fun, it´s playful, it´s totally zeitgeist and super unique. I don´t ask for more.
But wait. Susie Bubble did, for Dazed Digital. Read here.
She learned from the best and might become one: Gemma Slack.
After graduating from the London College of Fashion, the young designer was apprenticed for two years to Gareth Pugh before coming out with her own collection.
And it seems like the years of learning about design and the big fashion machine have been quite a clever investment for Gemma Slack. With only two collections, the young Britain managed to turn heads and to get worldwide attention.
Although I am way less excited today about Naco-Paris as I was then, I have to state, that this guy really knows how to get his pieces into the spotlight.
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