Mary Katrantzou F/W 2015.16 London

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[Nepenthes]

Loved this collection, it felt very versatile. There was a strong Prada vibe and those hard, sculptural tops were gorgeous!

 

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[gazebo]

It's pretty great. The cast is amazing!

 

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[TREVOFASHIONISTO]

loved this collection. im so happy that shes maturing to be such a versatile designer and that her prints/clothes can also work in the everyday world.

 

[GIVENCHYlover]

Wow, strong collection

 

[Signature10]

Nice fabric development but there was so much Prada I wouldn't know where to start. But the most striking is blatant Junya Watanabe spring 2000 collection, the one with the rain and the plastic dresses. It makes me feel immense awe that 15 years ago, he was so so ahead of the curve and still is.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

fun collection - very upbeat and feminine. it even had a touch of the flamenco.

 

[Cosmic Voices]

Miu Miu/Prada mashup. But I kinda love it

 

[Psylocke]

Yikes, I don't like this at all. Poor woman was so overhyped after her first few collections (which were great!) and now she's just churning out gaudy, awkward collections like this one and it's just confusing to me. This seems so circus-like and pointless to me. Not liking the direction she's going with this at all.

 

[krncandi]

Love the different mixed materials, love the textile applications of applique, and love the prints particularly her color amplified Ogees

 

[gossiping]

this isn't as delicate and beautiful as before i am not a fan

the set looks cool though

 

[Inlimbo]

ok this is beautiful, but does she have a point of view? to me she seems to be a different designer every season

 

[ultramarine]

This is most def a departure from her previous collections. She is proving herself as a designer and moving away from being a one-trick-pony.

This risk certainly payed off and this is still her, with a more minimalist, emphasis in construction approach. I just adore it. The colour palette is spot-on!