The Polish menswear designer Piotr Drzal presented a collection for Spring/Summer 2016 that can be qualified as being both pleasant and aimed at the modern city guy. And for his fabrics of jersey, cotton and woven materials, the designer personally made the trip to Paris to make his selections.
The world full of fairies and princesses with majestic costumes. This is the world where Waleria Tokarzewska-Karasiewicz feels the most comfortable.
ODIO X PIECZARKOWSKI are known for creating ornaments, prints and embroideries using various technologies. One can find Japanese slogans, tire tracks, buckle and frame prints for this season.
Visible inspirations in the work of Zuzanna Kwapisz also include normcore, workmen aprons and Asian kimonos. Asymmetric details hide the hips and slim the belly. Belts define the waist and tasteful necklines finish the work.
November 26, 2015 By Marius Brianski Images Courtesy of Mike Pasarella Lodz, Poland – Winning a huge reality television show like Project Runway does not …
It’s refreshing to see the designer behind Poland’s Nanko brand adding a youthful approach to their work.
November 25, 2015 By Marius Brianski Images Courtesy of Mike Pasarella Lodz, Poland – The young Polish street wear brand UNVTD is collaborating with the …
The chilly atmosphere of the Scandinavian countries influence the work for Spring/Summer 2016 by Polish designer Jaroslaw Ewert.
Tribute is the new collection by polish designer Klaudia Markiewicz for the season Spring/Summer 2016 presented during the Off Out Of Schedule..
As Viola Piekut is very popular with celebrities, she is careful to exclude wacky extravagance. Instead she rather opts for elegance with some touches of extravagance. This is reflected in her stable palette
