Dries Van Noten Fall/Winter 2012 | Paris Fashion Week

By on 20 January 2012 in 2012, adrian bosch, baptiste radufe, bastiaan ninaber, benoni loos, bogdan tudor, chris garcia, clement chabernaud, dan felton, dan kling, david hlinka, douglas neitzke, dries van noten, fall/winter 2012, jakob wiechmann, kaan tilki, lyle lodwick, milo spijkers, paris fashion week, paul boche, robbie wadge, runway, sebastian brice, thomas penfound, yannick abrath, yuri pleskun   

Psy­che­delic Ele­gance–A keynote of any Dries Van Noten col­lec­tion, prints really spoke great vol­umes this sea­son. Tak­ing Oscar Wilde’s dandy and lend­ing him an atti­tude befit­ting of music artist Frank Zappa, the sea­son was Van Noten’s can­vas. Keep­ing fall’s inspi­ra­tions on a tight leash, the back­bone of the col­lec­tion was entrusted to sharp over­coats and pleated trousers, nar­row and wide. With fine form at the collection’s heart, next came excit­ing prints in vivid col­ors. Dress­ing sweaters and pants for a psy­che­delic reemer­gence, Van Noten no doubt made a loud state­ment, but also deliv­ered charm sub­tly with finer print motifs and lux­u­ri­ous fab­ri­ca­tions such as vel­vet dri­ving his effort­less ele­gance home.

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