Charles Youssef S/S 2016 New York

[marcBarna]

By Kristi Garced

Geometry is always an inspiration for Charles Youssef; his zigzag patterns and architectural silhouettes have become a signature of the brand. For spring, he went a step further, and perhaps softer, channeling Art Deco colors and prints, drawing inspiration from the work of Australian artist Esther Stewart. A flair of drama reverberated throughout the looks — a white dress shirt in cotton poplin came decorated with voluminous “sunburst” pleated cuffs — and Youssef also played with proportion in his ruffled and asymmetrical silk dresses and sheer tops. A navy origami silk and cotton wrap dress stood out as the most regal option for evening.

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[Emmanuelle]

Not bad, the cuts and volumes are interesting.

 

[Pricciao]

Not seeing what's the buzz about his work. It is something that could have a potential, but also can easily fall into Marni at the same time.

 

[vandekamp]

Beautiful.