Pudel’s creative director Lina Österman is progressing along with her self-titled label. Marking her second collection, Österman’s vision for fall picks up where her spring line left off. The gender-neutral concept has evolved into a collection that is bolder and generally rougher around the edges. The collection knows no color other than black and the clothes fall in line perfectly with the male form embracing a Gothic flair for the distressed. The femininity of lace is balanced by the rebellious nature of leather and studs. The aforementioned elements create a high impact collection that is surprisingly as stylish as it is practical.
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love it! like a more polished rick owens collection!
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