If there is a French fashion brand that incorporates Wanderlust into it, it is Isabel Marant. Creative Director Kim Bekker investigates the man’s appearance manual styling by Emmanuelle Alt, but also stares at an imaginary landscape, Kim Bekker observes: “He heads to the grasslands, goes into the desert, goes from village to village, surfs.”
Well, here is the wardrobe of the eternal nomad, wherever he roams, whether it is Paris, the Sahara or Ibiza, one of the designer’s favorite destinations, here appearing on the back of a college coat as an embroidered postcard. The linen shirt layered on the T-shirt and paired with simple, straight cut pants. Details of the cargo are the main trend of spring, and here they appear on the Trail Blazers, these jackets are less practical than refineries because of travelers who like to keep all the essentials in their pockets. The waist of the belt makes tailor-made pieces relaxed and there is an embroidered floral pattern that exudes a romantic flavor without the need for a comprehensive folklore.
The palette also tells the story of scorched earth and canyon sunset, clay red, sage green and dusty roses. The statement works include a lightweight bomber wearing a leather-cleaning bomb, a cru denim jacket with floral embroidery on the chest pocket, and a clean denim jacket with plant prints, the idea also emanates from the jeans. The Guardian here responds to Marant’s philosophy: enough refined people wear around the city, but enough laid out anywhere on the next flight landing.
