Jean-Pierre

I know it is a bit late, but due to university credits and what not, I am finally going to post some fashion assignments, starting with fashions very own;

Jean-Pierre Braganza from SS14

Jean-Pierre Braganza

One of the biggest fashion events was hosted this year at the Somerset House in London, and Canadian designer Jean-Pierre Braganza presented nothing but simplistic monochrome prints that were utterly exquisite.

High neck lines, structured blazers and tailored trousers were used to express a tom-boy twist print. Black, white, grey, pale pink and even a hint of red were the colours used throughout the spring/summer, but we expect nothing-less for Braganza’s boyish collection to have worked  any better.

A few familiar faces at the London venue included singers Dionne Bromfield and Delilah.

Accessories were minimal, but the shoes were outspoken. The classic court stiletto heels were given the designers artistic touch, as they were given a strap-over the front of the shoe. Attention to detail was funnily enough the white fluffy bobbles attached to the straps.

Introducing youth VS experience, the theme of this collection was inspired by his daughter and her friend’s school uniform. Femininity angelic colours, Braganza presented that he does not comply with trends, and something extraordinarily unique is what he wanted us to see.  

Top-buttoned blouses and pleated skirts with angled cuts up the hem were continuously played around with throughout the designs. 

Braganza’s dark side inspired collection and angelic colours had shown nothing but initiative of how well these two controversial colours could be put together.

This dominating collection has shown cutting-edge, and his graphic prints are simple but none-other-the-less impressive. Having been obsessed of what clothes he wears, his artistic personality has been reflected on every aspect of his collection.

While studying Fine Arts at York University in Toronto, he had realised his heart belonged to fashion. He then moved to London at a later date, studying fashion at Central St Martin’s. Blessed with a photographic memory, his visions are inspired by his artistic direction. His success goes beyond London and the catwalk, as his clothing is stocked in over 30 stores across 15 countries.

With the model’s hair near enough untouched, parted behind their ears and swept behind the shoulders, just shows what Jean-Pierre aimed the focus to be about. These young ladies walked along the catwalk, while one consistent pounding song played continuously. Simple black and white eye shadow kept in tone with the style, but to call this a winter wonderland with these dark prints may be an understatement, as this was a spring and summer collection.