KTZ Spring 2012 | London Fashion Week

The March–A fusion of tribal inspi­ra­tions, KTZ con­structs the mod­ern glad­i­a­tor for their spring 2012 col­lec­tion. Bring­ing a streetwear edge together with fashion-​​forward num­bers, a black palette is accented by KTZ’s sig­na­ture pen­chant for a mul­ti­tude of color, this time deliv­ered in prints. Empha­siz­ing strong drap­ing, jack­ets and trousers are loosely wrapped and accented by a mosaic of color. Clearly eccen­tric, but also pos­sess­ing the trap­pings of an easy wardrobe update, KTZ graces the sea­son with unapolo­getic character.

KTZ Resort 2011 Preview

KTZ releases a pre­view of their resort col­lec­tion. At times sub­dued in color, an early look pro­vides for over­size sil­hou­ettes with a mod­est embell­ish­ment of details that are essen­tially out of this world.

Fall 2010 Preview | KTZ

KTZ shares a pre­view of their upcom­ing look­book for the fall 2010 sea­son. Lean­ing heav­ily on the label’s streetwear influ­ences, design­ers Sasko Bezovski and Mar­jan Pejoski ground their col­lec­tion with dark col­ors, before approach­ing great vol­ume and tex­ture. From inten­sive quilt­ing and the sub­tle inclu­sion of their sig­na­ture prints to raised embell­ish­ments, KTZ offers access to an eccen­tric world where the prac­ti­cal co-​​exists with an endear­ing mix of zany creations.

Spring 2010 | KTZ

KTZ design­ers Sasko Bezovski and Mar­jan Pejoski tip the scale in eccen­tric­i­ties. Always look­ing for a path that is bold and vis­i­ble, the design duo are no strangers to loud prints and bright col­ors. Tak­ing to a busy ornate pat­tern for their spring col­lec­tion, the duo use restraint when it comes to their usual over­size pro­por­tions. How­ever, Bezovski and Pejoski go all out when it comes to the blend­ing of their sig­na­ture quirks with an out­landish var­sity theme. The com­bi­na­tion results in a sporty, but dar­ing look for those who do not take them­selves or fash­ion too seriously.

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Closer Look — KTZ Fall 2009

With no def­i­nite men’s looks from Mar­jan Pejoski’s self-​​titled line, it looks like this is all we might get this sea­son from the tal­ented designer. Read ini­tial review on KTZ’s “Future Ghost Tribal” col­lec­tion here.

“Future Ghost Tribal” KTZ Fall 2009

Some­how design­ers Mar­jan Pejoski and Sasko Bezovski found a way to take their eccen­tric label KTZ to the next level. Through their play­ful use of Aztec/​Mayan inspired designs and quirky mix­ing of pat­terns and shapes, Pejoski and Bezovski have dis­cov­ered a unique arena located some­where in between the nos­tal­gia of past decades and the indef­i­nite future.  Baggy over­size pieces chan­nel the early 90’s, while the col­lec­tion is brought for­ward with trendy leg­gings that are sporty at heart.  Address­ing color, black is all too famil­iar this sea­son, but here it is adorned with depth and mini burts of col­or­ful pat­terns that offer this fall an adven­tur­ous side.

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