agnès b. has been filled with a distinctive French style which at
the same time modern and pure. This season, agnès presented a genuine “agnès b.
Style” collection which unique and elegant clothing allows the freedom to
express one’s personality. Five styles of clothing which can play with easily
and wear day and night, dress up and down, are introduced. The “LE STYLE” collection
is meant for the everlasting and easy matching fashion that let every lady to
make up their own composition and express their very own “agnès b. style”.
Renewed Women Looks - The Ville
Chic Series
Designed for stylish
women who used to travel around the city in a fast pace, this series is filled
with the classic pure palette of black, navy and white color and punctuated
with a taste of vivid red and orange. Cutting plays quite a role to emphasize
the attractive body shape of fellow ladies: the front and back square or V-neck
cutting to allow showing both the appealing curves of collarbones and nape;
high and short waist to present structured silhouettes. The designer has also
utilized the feature of light sweaters
to play on transparency, letting parts of the body curves, such as shoulder and
arms to be shown under enchanting shade. Following
the traditions, agnès has invited guest artists from different fields to join
hands in the design work, bringing fun and freshness to the collection.
Bertrand Loubé, the artist from the
fashion, luxury and advertising field, and Lek and Sowat, the French graffiti
artist, have been invited this season and introduced two sets of colourful and
energetic outfits to this series.
Tailored for the city dwellers
- The Le Travail Series
Stylish and comfortable
workwear can be called an enduring fashion. This series has featured various
uniform elements and applied a colour palette of red, blue and green which is
often used in uniform design to present a fashionable work style. Comfortable
yet a little wild, the work pants and overalls are one of the classic looks for
many celebrities when going on trips. agnès has been using a lot of her favourite
photos into her clothing designs. In this series, two digital pictures
featuring the Eiffel Tower and Port of Toulon can also be traced on a one-piece
and skirt in the series. The short jacket and windbreaker with a sense of
workwear have been mixed with a casual style, bringing the French fashion style
alive with lively mood.
JonOne “Candy Crush” Series
agnès
b. joins hands with JonOne, a renowned street artist from New York, to create a
series of colorful garments inspired by his "Candy Crush" graffiti
work. It creates summer looks for a
joyful holiday, presenting his vivid and punchy work to a set of outfits in a
chic street style.
From Disaster Areas to Fashion
Islands - The vive les iles Series
Supporting
the islands after Hurricane Irma, agnès b. has taken the Guadeloupean
craftsmanship with two madras and Rasta culture into the design of this series.
To present the holiday mood in a tropical sense, the designer has picked the
Guadeloupean traditional fabric, "madras", in the design of a
short-sleeved shirt and an overlay short, the colourful checkered pattern
creates summer looks well. The familiar striped pattern, ‘Rasta’, has also
taken place in the series. All these robust tropical palettes remind of
summertime, and at the same time symbolises the recovery of the affected areas
of the Hurricane Irma.
Stay Cool in a Burning Hot
Summer - The Weekend Series
Looking
for a way to stand the heat in the sweltering summer days other than staying
with the air-con? Inspired by Sahara, the hottest desert in the world, agnès b.
has introduced a series of summer casual wears in earth tone this summer. For
those who enjoy outdoor activities in the summertime, outfits preventing
sunburn is essential. The designer thus designed a set of outdoor costumes with
light and breathable fabric in loose cut, including the long flowing dresses,
jacket and dress in safari style and Bermuda shorts. These stylish yet
functional outdoor wears are what the outdoor lovers should not miss this
summer.
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