A melancholy midnight. A quiet and treacherous snowfield. A tree stands in the mist, shrouded in silk ripples.
Under a thirty-foot-tall Chesterfield puffer coat. Children snoop out. I hope to hear a strange story.
At the beginning of the twentieth century. A silhouette of the era depicted by SEM. Now revisited. Deconstruction. Split apart. Reinterpreted in black and white.
Raven, wrapped in a shawl woven from a tattered tuxedo – made of black mohair and silk, canvas and lining, ribbon and tag. Beneath her white twill silk trompe l'oeil bodice, hand-embroidered ribbons flutter like feathers and fall over her woollen tulle skirt.
A flock of ravens, dressed in a broad-shouldered classic cut** and coat, made of military heavyweight cashmere, encrusted with hand-woven tweed and gold thread embroidery. Among them, wool flannel and velvet intarsia are sewn with corrugated silk. The jacket is made of denim tweed, rose satin embroidery and virgin wool, with a leather waist that sits over the bodice.
The black bow tie gown was deconstructed and deconstructed. The skinny shape is cut in layers to draw the waistline. Some are made of red, white and blue ribbons in playful patchwork tweed and checks, while others are made of intarsia and cashmere – all in an hourglass shape.
Their long-winged heels and platform brogues come with a removable waterproof protective layer. It is also widely used in accessories, from the tall and soft mrThom handbags, to baguette bags, tortoiseshell Bermuda totes to Hector totes.
Gradually, two figures came into view, dressed in black and white cashmere dresses. Their pleated capes are made of white silk satin with black rippled silk and accented with bows. Secondly, the boat-necked tutu skirt was decorated with striped intarsia, and the short skirt was woven from tweed.
The end of one story means the beginning of another. A bewitching golden beetle wears a golden jacquard cloak embossed with roses and black ripple raven intarsia. A hand-woven cashmere cardigan with a tunic and a white silk court skirt.
Never again. Never again. Never. Never again.