TRINITAS creates its own visual world. It abstracts, disassembles and puts things into new contexts,
without judging about the origin, its beauty or ugliness. By working only with black and white, original contrasts are neutralised and new ones are created.
TRINITAS does this by combining different materials and printing techniques and by using non-standard cuts. New collections are released as VOLUMES, and each of them has their own topic. All products are limited and made in Europe.
What SDOD attempts to state is structured upon, as a mankind, the basic rights, a free will, a self-determination practiced on every individual.
In a fake, plastic utopia, the people there, lives with a happy end story, share the same smile face. However, this is how we are taught, an utopia
we should long for.
We’re pinging the one who is the minority, but has his own free will, willing to encourage himself and others, and doubt the mainstream. Let us stick together and make a difference
Petra Ptáčková brings fairytale in fashion. For her style she uses a term “magic realism” which defines her clothes as a piece of art in accordance with wearability.
The presented S/S 14 collection is called “J’ai rencontré un ptit bonhomme” and its an open follow-up of the story about little prince. Its about the game, about user’s creativity as the garments are variable and reconstructive so you can make your own new shapes and think out your way of wearing.
After receiving a great response to their Spring/Summer 2013 collection, “Camouflage”, from popular publications such as Vogue Ukraine and Vogue Russia, the Ksenia Schnaider brand is steadily growing. Ksenia and Anton, the duo behind the brand, continue to sketch, sew, develop and inspire, and “Bodywarmer” will undoubtedly do just that.
Klara Kalicz is a Budapest based fashion and costume designer. She graduated from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. She has also spent one semester at London College of Fashion. Through the years she worked as a costume designer and stylist for numerous short films, theatre projects and commercials.
She is an instinctive and provocative designer who is always exploring the human psyche and subconscious. Her garments reflect inspiration from unexpected sources to create pieces that stimulate the senses.
Luka Maurer’s aim is clear : the exploration and adaptation of the traditional three piece suit. Maurer, the winner of the 2011 Best Fashion Design Collection, HEAD, Geneva, believes male clothing has not changed since the 19th century, though our expectations have. By revisiting the well-founded elegance of the past and adapting it to the modern man, Luka Maurer delivers a wearable, sophisticated and bold AW12/13 collection, which comprises a strong, sensual dimension.
We didn’t. We had. Why?
Paula Knorr’s graduate collection “Skin” centres around the abstract representation of the naked human form. Details of individual body outlines and different surface qualities offer diverse sources of inspiration. Shapes, colours and textures, when taken out of their original context, present new and strange attractions. Despite all deforming abstraction even the dissected nudeness still provides a sensual and erotic character which is typified by this collection.
Upon completing her studies, at the Berlin Weißensee School of Art, Isabel Vollrath received several awards including the “Go-East-Scholarship” of the DAAD, allowing her to spend two months at the Stieglitz-Academy for Art and Design in St. Petersburg. Innovative as well as artistic attempts, design-critical questions and conflicts concerning her job and business as fashion designer, confront her personal, varied experiences in Russia. Linguistic barriers and disorientation, loneliness and longing for familiar people and faces made her arrival to be a true “cultural shock”. A manifold mix of materials and sculptural elements determine the general view of the collection.