Spring 2010 | KTZ

The Fashionisto

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Published September 22, 2009

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Updated October 22, 2017

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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 oversized 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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