What enjoyable it’s to listen to Bibhu Mohapatra ‘s inspirations every season. They’re by no means generic. After the designer watched colorblind artist Neil Harbisson’s TED discuss on how a tool hooked up to his head lets him “hear” coloration, Mohapatra was impressed to work in grey scale.
He wasn’t too strict about it. “Color brings optimism,” stated Mohapatra, explaining all of the blues—cobalt, periwinkle, slate—that saved popping up. But the designer appeared to thrive inside the slight limitations he’d created for himself.
An interesting vine silhouette was both printed or embroidered on quite a lot of items: stamped in white and silver on a periwinkle shirt; all white on an extended black robe; carried out in navy and black on a crepe T-shirt and pencil skirt combo. “I wished to develop a print from some aspect in nature,” Mohapatra stated of the design. An unlined jacquard coat served as a chic topper over separates, in addition to his finest-promoting shifts. But the standout was a periwinkle gown with a floating halter neckline and double-star pleating on the skirt. (Mohapatra’s grasp pleater pulled the beautiful sample from the archives.) While nearly all of the vary consisted of wardrobe workhorses—albeit particular ones—that piece introduced one thing magical to all of it.
Bibhu Mohapatra Spring Summer 2015
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