From WWD.com
Though it wasn’t exactly couture, Brian Kirkby and Zowie Broach, the designers of the British label Boudicca, showed a small presentation of luxury confections. Broach explained that they wanted to explore the idea of transparency (think juxtaposed layers of translucent lace and cotton) as a counterpoint to their first fragrance, Wode, which is packaged in a graffiti can and is billed as a visible perfume. (It comes out blue before turning transparent.) In fact, many of the dresses had invisible prints that were visible only when the fragrance was applied. But with their airy elegance, the dresses didn’t need that gimmick to look cool.
and wode is finally coming out?! it's been years and years in the making but never a date set. cannot wait for that!
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'rise like lions after slumber. in invanquishable number-shake your chains to earth like dew which in sleep had fallen on you-ye are many-they are few'
percy bysshe shelley,the last verse of:
the mask of anarchy
the laces really do give that effect of second skin. it's also really extraordinary how the layers feel like something out of nature...the way the volumes sort of feel like a growth or texture of a tree or a big flower bloom.
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'rise like lions after slumber. in invanquishable number-shake your chains to earth like dew which in sleep had fallen on you-ye are many-they are few'
percy bysshe shelley,the last verse of:
the mask of anarchy
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