By: Tamara Arnew
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Designer duo Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren’s Fall 2013 collection concept explored dualities
to become something beautiful yet annihilating. The yin and yang of the look
went beyond a collaborative black and white color choice. Opening the show was femininity and posture
in gathered dresses with asymmetrical volume, large integrated rounded bows and
soft pleats. The focus then moved to distressed and more aggressive pieces with
decayed fringe skinny pants, holed cut outs and quickly ruffled mini skirts.
Intricate
detail in embroidery, beading and piecing created a contrary effect to the
destructions. Laurel wreath leaves and stripes were featured on selective crew
necks paired with skirts that reflected both sides and gave off a cheerleader
in square-toed loafers styling that perpetuated ideas about balance and the
edge between. Dropped waists gave length to the shortest of skirts and
bell-sleeves with a looser fit added an element of proportion and gave the
visual impression that Viktor and Rolf’s success is reliant on two separates
who have given rise to one another.
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