The inspiration for Suno’s Spring collection came after a trip to the American Folk Art Museum, focussing on the way the artists (of one exhibit) organised objects to create a sense of order. It also explains the distinctively artsy feel about the runway set-up, which featured a geodesic dome main centrepiece.
There was a central geometric theme surrounding the collection, where structured, boxy silhouettes reigned. There were numerous belted looks, while pops of floral motif took their place alongside stripes, gingham and geometric tile prints.
This season saw the launch of Suno’s own line of Italian-made footwear. Blending in seamlessly with the collection, the shoes are, as Beatty puts it: “Not too dainty, not too pointy, not too fierce, but somehow making just the right statement”.
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