When i decided to launch a new collection, i knew it will be a 60’s & 70’s inspired one.
Not only because i love that period of time for it’s never ending young spirit, but also because i’ve found some incredibly beautiful Nylon printed fabric. The thing is that most of the time, my sketches have nothing to do with the final product, due to the fact that it is not easy to find the needed fabric. So when i’ve found a big depot full with genuine 60’s Nylon from Austria, i’ve gone CRAZY! I couldn’t decide what print to chose first. It is a little bit tricky, because you might love a lot of stuff, but you also have to think about the customer, because in the end, my purpose is to see that product on a girl, walking on the street.
Now looking at my product photos i think that I did the right choices & my collection looks pretty FOXY!
I did launch a part of it in November during the “Fashion to go!” event … you can see pictures from the show here.
But the entire collection with 60’s & 70’s influences, will be available to shop during this Week-end at the VforVintage fair in Bucharest. I named it “FOXY”, because i think that this collection matches the personality of a sexy, yet vibrant & intelligent woman. Also i tried to get inspired from a lot of 60’s Advertorials & i’ve found a poster that said sth like ” wear it, LOOK FOXY!” So in that moment, i just felt that this has to be the name of this collection!
This is how i actually find my inspiration, by doing research!
Moreover you’ll be able to see my first capsule collections of Bags created with Sophie Hand Bags, my shoe capsule collection with Hannami shoes & the Molcush HOME SWEET SPRING collection.
The decor & the mid-century inspired furniture of my stand, will be created by Potek to match perfectly the young spirit of the 70s’!
So…see you on 8th & 9th of April @V for Vintage at Casa Universitarilor, in Bucharest !
More details about the fair here.
Love,
Gabriela
I was wearing : Lori 60’s line Dress
Emerald Green Yvette’s shoes
hair: Mihai Badin
make-up: Andreea Pasca
photo: Cosmina Contu