Mascot has already established itself as a known brand in China, with 90 stores to its name across the country. Undenying of its heritage, the Orient was of fundamental importance to this showcase. High button collars and traditional styles brought with them pops of vibrant pink and lime greens; followed by an elegant bold orange dress, elegantly falling to the floor in a train. Gold embellishment to the neck turned into oriental threads, as a trio of crushed blue velvet looks look to the floor. As Lucy excitedly pointed out the meaning behind the pattern (water as it so happens…), the lengths ranged from sophisticated gowns to strapless minis, all complimented by slicked hair, tucked into a bun. From cowl necks to woven waistcoats, the detail was somewhat tremendous in parts complimenting the simple, feminine silhouettes and curved lines.
The only weird bit about the show was the Chinese tourism video they played in the interval. No, really. Even if no one can afford the plane fares, the two designers brought a wee taste of the Orient to the city.
Not particularly my cup of tea mind you...
C. x
Mascot has already established itself as a known brand in China, with 90 stores to its name across the country. Undenying of its heritage, the Orient was of fundamental importance to this showcase. High button collars and traditional styles brought with them pops of vibrant pink and lime greens; followed by an elegant bold orange dress, elegantly falling to the floor in a train. Gold embellishment to the neck turned into oriental threads, as a trio of crushed blue velvet looks look to the floor. As Lucy excitedly pointed out the meaning behind the pattern (water as it so happens…), the lengths ranged from sophisticated gowns to strapless minis, all complimented by slicked hair, tucked into a bun. From cowl necks to woven waistcoats, the detail was somewhat tremendous in parts complimenting the simple, feminine silhouettes and curved lines.
Not particularly my cup of tea mind you...
C. x
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