The London fashion week continues, and yesterday was the time of Christopher Kane, the Scottish designer, a former collaborator of Donatella Versace, who in a short time has managed to create an important niche in the world of prêt-à-porter. Down a catwalk a theme already seen a parade of House of Holland, the plaid crochet granny, that patchwork, with thousands of colored squares sewn together.
Well the concept is the same, it disappears and the multicolor palette touches darker colors, like blue and green forest and the processing is different, but the thread is quite the same. Everything revolves around this theme, slip dresses, jackets, knitted skirts with printed course, but then gives way to transparency, technical fabrics and reason "wave" glossy adorning necklines, pockets and bodices.
As the collection progresses, the sluggishness disappear to get almost nothing, with creations virtually transparent. Images via | londonfashionweek 
Well the concept is the same, it disappears and the multicolor palette touches darker colors, like blue and green forest and the processing is different, but the thread is quite the same. Everything revolves around this theme, slip dresses, jackets, knitted skirts with printed course, but then gives way to transparency, technical fabrics and reason "wave" glossy adorning necklines, pockets and bodices.
As the collection progresses, the sluggishness disappear to get almost nothing, with creations virtually transparent. Images via | londonfashionweek
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