Fabrique collaborated with Miren ltxaso Martinez, Elodie Verdan, Mahmut Agac, Christine Phung and other haute couture designers to bring new collections, breaking class illusions with a high artistic pursuit, creating timeless classic wardrobes and enjoying the ultimate aesthetics.
Working at Hermès womenswear has greatly influenced Miren ltxaso Martinez's creative and understanding of fashion. Her quest is to make timeless pieces, not fleeting pieces. She chose to simplify the characteristics of the garment as much as possible, focusing on volume, structure and most importantly quality.
Inspired by a large-scale exhibition by textile designer Anni Albers, the collaboration with Fabrique aims to design for women from different backgrounds and interests, but who share a common appreciation for quality design. Miren Itxaso Martinez wanted to emphasize the character and soul of the wearer, focusing on himself more than the garment he was wearing. Understated and textured simple colours run through the collection, the use of eco-friendly leather reflects a healthy fashion consumption style, taking into account both design and practicality, highlighting the timeless elegance.
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French designer Elodie Verdan has more than six years of design experience in Louis Vuitton, and her designs are not only the favorite pieces of Harry Style, Kate Moss, Bella Hadid and other celebrity supermodels, but also frequent guests in major fashion magazines. She is good at breaking the mold and experimenting with more diverse texture prints and complex processes, especially designing mohair sweaters that impress people with unique textures.
Elodie Verdan's collection extends her specialty mohair jacquard knitting, using organic fabrics and floral motifs to interpret the beauty of nature. Inspired by irregular linear patterns, the collision of colors creates a harmonious atmosphere. The loose silhouette is inclusive, taking into account both wearability and shape, and on the basis of jacquard, the designer emphasizes the current popular brushing process, weakening the pattern and softening it. The ribbed part of the hem pattern is extended, reflecting the high difficulty of craftsmanship, making the whole more harmonious and highlighting the quality.
Mahmut Agac, a designer from Turkey, started working as a designer at Elie Saab in June 2020. His designs are gorgeous and majestic, using the contrast of different colors or fabric textures to enhance the visual impact. At the same time, he is good at using the stacking of fabrics and fine tailoring to present the unique, luxurious, sexy, cold, enthusiastic and domineering design style of the work.
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Mahmut Agac's collaborative collection with Fabrique was inspired by sculptures by Romanian artist Constantine. He experimented with exaggerated oversized silhouettes, ruffles, and playful knitted jacquards to bring the concept of elegant and opulent haute couture to the modern women's wardrobe. The contrasting maple leaf pattern accentuates the vintage vibe, while the crimson ribbed edges are layered and the lettering jacquard pattern is taken from the designer's name and Fabrique. The long eco-friendly leather coat uses simple and clear lines to lengthen the proportions of the body, the unique dividing line design is low-key and delicate, the sense of detail is full, and the navy blue is low-key and secret, fully interpreting the elegant atmosphere.
French fashion designer Christine Phung has worked for brands such as Baby Dior and See By Chloe, and her work has won international awards such as Grand Pix in Paris. Christine Phung 's designs are delicate, structured silhouettes and colourful, interpreting the light feminine beauty in her flexible and flexible shapes: never stopping the pursuit of beauty, both delicate and free-spirited.
Christine Phung's collaboration with Fabrique derives from the artistic sense that nature gives us, landscapes like artwork, brushstrokes and a mix of colors, and our bodies resonate and merge with this vibrant natural beauty. A variety of yarn blends create a "sea of gradients", with clean silhouettes and lines creating a laid-back atmosphere. The well-tailored coat is versatile, with a detachable belt to tighten the waist while enhancing the overall look, and the colours are relaxed and dynamic.
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Alex Rotin, who has worked in Chanel's haute couture team for many years, has allowed him to master the technical skills of haute couture and his unique fashion taste. He has always been fascinated by Asian culture, and a variety of elements with Asian characteristics have been integrated and reproduced in his designs. He always admires stylish clothing, and his work reflects a confident, uninhibited personal style.
Alex Rotin's collaboration with Fabriuge, a tribute to the early Chanel style and improved on the characteristics of the oriental female figure, is elegant and dynamic, inspired by the "city of light" Paris. The vintage tweed dress opens the romantic chapter with a collar between the V-neck and the round neck, and the lace design adds a refined layer and expresses the gentle character. The little black dress has been a wardrobe classic since its inception, and the playful A-shaped skirt is enhanced by the pleated design.
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