Delpozo S/S 2014 New York

I don't like the music... What a shame because the collection is wonderful
 
The collection is too lovely :heart: so many beautiful colours.

I'm so happy that it got some attention from style.com.
 
This totally blows all the new york shows I have seen thus far out of the galaxy. It is like a modern Cristobal Balenciaga, the tailoring is SUPERB!
Wang and Altuzzara this is called tailoring!
 
Wang and Altuzzara this is called tailoring!

Totally! My god the prints are lovely. The silhouettes original, and desirable. [ Modern take on the sweetheart neckline here: http://imgbox.com/acvedqCY ] Just good taste in every regard, and I haven't felt that way about a collection in longer than I can remember.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Me too HeatherAnne, I have been on this board for ages and I don't remember an unknown designer showing something this amazing that too in New York.
 
I really don't get all the hype that everyone is giving this collection. Some beautiful bits and pieces, but as a collection it is not cohesive AT ALL. What does sunflowers, acid colored embroidery, and pastel/neutral hues :shock:. I just dont understand why everyone is having visual orgasms.
 
Love it even more than last season. Im constantly eyeing reference points and they span all across the board from Rei to Raf, at the same time its all wrapped up in a airy, very well tailored breeze of lightness, shape and quirk. It feels completely unique in NY. Well done.:flower:
 
Last edited by a moderator:
I loved Delpozo's collections from last season but it has definitely been topped by this one! There's more variety while keeping focus. Everything is so beautiful. I love the volume, the prints, and just how perfect the tailoring is.
 
This is divine.
My god, the things I'd do to own one of these dresses. They're gorgeous.
 
So gorgeous + unique. I hope we see some red carpet love for this brand.
 
amazing! one spanish guy shows new york what elegance looks like. bravo!
 
As much as I've loved his last three collections, I can't help but feel that in a couple more of seasons it will seem tiring and redundant. Besides Kate Mara, nobody else has worn this brand. Maybe Keira Knightley can do to Delpozo what she did for Rodarte.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Beautiful collection! I'm in love with this, it's so great just like their previous season collection. It feels new and fresh!
 
September 08, 2013 New York
By Brittany Adams

Madrid-based label Delpozo made a splash with its New York fashion week debut last season and delivered again for Spring with a positively enchanting collection inspired by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot's portrait of a Gypsy woman with a tambourine. Creative director Josep Font, who relaunched the storied Spanish brand just over a year ago, has become known for his unique "prêt-à-couture" that combines unexpected volumes with intricate embellishments in a modern, unstuffy way. Font opened with a romantic off-the-shoulder top and dramatic, structured ball skirt clipped above the ankles, which echoed the one in the nineteenth-century painting. He showed several iterations of that statement-making silhouette (shaped by old-school hoopskirt petticoats) throughout the lineup. A sunflower-printed chiffon version looked cool paired with a relaxed gingham top, and the floral appliquéd white finale number would be stunning on a summer bride. While those structured skirts appeared to be straight out of a twenty-first-century fairy tale, they had almost zero real-world appeal. Fortunately, Font also offered covetable daytime options, including a cap-sleeve linen jacket with braided trim and matching matador-inspired trousers, as well as a densely embroidered raffia dress and macramé lace culottes. Overall, the lineup was simultaneously strong and feminine and suggested a promising future for Delpozo and Font.

Source: style.com
 
It was beautiful but it's not ready to wear. It's almost like semi couture to me. The shape was odd in a good way,I like to see his next collection now.
 
Beautiful prints and one of the more inspired collections of NYFW but of questionable wearibility. Any non-modelesque lady will probably end up looking like an oversized clown.
 
Very romantic, whimsical and different. But not for the "every day".

(Kind of reminds me of a more interesting OdlR?)
 
WoW, WoW, WoW this feeling I almost forgot. I relived the moment I rarely experience with fashion collections. This guy has a star potential.
 
The best of NYFW so far. Avant-Garde yet extremely understandable and romantic. Not Avant-Garde just to be Avant-Garde and get attention.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

New Posts

Forum Statistics

Threads
212,698
Messages
15,196,597
Members
86,681
Latest member
yoona
Back
Top
monitoring_string = "058526dd2635cb6818386bfd373b82a4"
<-- Admiral -->