Rohka S/ S 05

[Spacemiu]

thanks for posting the pictures runner, haven't seen much of their men's line. very good

They also do some very nice leather pieces.

 

[AlexN]

Hmmm...I don't really like the men's line. Not very original.

 

[macchiom]

The looks from the women’s collection are much better than the looks posted from the men’s collection.

Overall they are not even close to being as good as Gigli, though!

 

[Erin]

Some of the dresses are pretty...

But I don't like the men's clothing, not my cup o' tea.

 

[MulletProof]

Originally posted by AlexN@Nov 1 2004, 10:05 AM
Hmmm...I don't really like the men's line. Not very original.

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me neither


the women's collection is great, btw, I'm loving every single outfit

 

[AlexN]

OT: Mulletproof, that flashing signature thing is hilarious.

 

[runner]

you're welcome softgrey, helena, Spacemiu

one more from S/S 05

 

[droogist]

Some cute pics of the A/W collection:

from http://www.jcreport.com/mailer/issue66/index.html#riot:

Scotsman Ian Phin and Colombian Maria Restrepo are fashion's action painters under the label Rohka. The name comes from Rohk, the bird in The Thousand and One Nights, which says a lot about the duo's lysergic intentions and belief in color as emotional splash. The playful designers softly sculpt, twist, and fold fabrics in eye-popping prints to obtain organic forms charged with an idiosyncratic energy that's the perfect counterpoint to any urban grittiness. "Rohka was born as a purely creative project for ourselves. It's now a full-time job, but the essence of being on an independent path has remained the same," says the couple, who met over ten years ago while working for Romeo Gigli. Set up initially as a textile consultancy studio, with clients ranging from Marni to Versace, Rohka, as a line, began with a bunch of scarves that quickly led to a full womenswear range. A Rohka piece has the accidental allure of something born out of arty chaos, and in fact, the designers love those "happy accidents" that add an unpredictable dash of magic to their work. The label sells at Biffi in Milan, Laura Urbinati in Los Angeles and Destination in New York.

 

[softgrey]

thanks for the pics droogist...


do you own any of this?...
i can imagine you wearing it...

 

[adorefaith]

that last pic in post #3...
the dress...
is just beautiful...!..

i wish i could try it on..

 

[*Happiness*]

Can I have that yellow dress pretty please?!?


Thanks runner for posting!

 

[droogist]

thanks for the pics droogist...


do you own any of this?...
i can imagine you wearing it...

You're welcome softgrey. No, I don't own any, I've never even seen this label before. But I can imagine me wearing it, too.

 

[orlem]

The yellow and fuschia dress looks like a great print, wish I could see the fronts.

Thanks droogist!

 

[helena]

runner do you have any info on stockists in France?

 

[runner]

you are welcome *Happiness*

thanks droogist

helena I don't have that, sorry.

 

[runner]

helena maybe you can get some info on its stockists by way of this link.

http://www.rohka.com/