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Lauren Milligan
16 November 2009
THE latest Designer Collective offering from Oasis launches this week with a collection featuring one of the season’s most interesting and amusing trends: trompe l’oeil, as seen on the autumn/winter 2009-10 catwalks of Comme des Garcons, Stella McCartney and Viktor & Rolf.
The collection, designed by London College of Fashion undergraduate Rosalind Keep, features oversized T-shirts and racerback vests with dresses jackets and coats drawn on top of the garment, literally “tricking the eye”.
Following the release of the Trompe L’Oeil collection, Book of Charms - by textile designer Vanessa Harrington, will launch in January. Paper Dolls follows in February, designed by a trio of designers from different universities: Jenny Neill from Edinburgh College of Art; Claire McInally from Heriot Watt School of Textiles and Design; and Anna O’Neill from West Wales School of the Arts.
The collection, designed to support emerging talent from British universities, launches on Monday in Oasis stores nationwide.
Posted on November
Lauren Milligan
16 November 2009
THE latest Designer Collective offering from Oasis launches this week with a collection featuring one of the season’s most interesting and amusing trends: trompe l’oeil, as seen on the autumn/winter 2009-10 catwalks of Comme des Garcons, Stella McCartney and Viktor & Rolf.
The collection, designed by London College of Fashion undergraduate Rosalind Keep, features oversized T-shirts and racerback vests with dresses jackets and coats drawn on top of the garment, literally “tricking the eye”.
Following the release of the Trompe L’Oeil collection, Book of Charms - by textile designer Vanessa Harrington, will launch in January. Paper Dolls follows in February, designed by a trio of designers from different universities: Jenny Neill from Edinburgh College of Art; Claire McInally from Heriot Watt School of Textiles and Design; and Anna O’Neill from West Wales School of the Arts.
The collection, designed to support emerging talent from British universities, launches on Monday in Oasis stores nationwide.
Posted on November
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