Shall We Use a Chain Saw? Viktor & Rolf Splice Away...

 

Let's revisit the seminal Spring 2010 collection of Viktor & Rolf. Over the years, the Dutch duo has been pushing the limits of fashion with breakthrough pieces that one can not seem to forget.

 

At the height of the economic crisis, when designers were tightening their budgets for extravagant pieces, Viktor & Rolf took it upon themselves to steer away from skimping with layers upon layers of beautifully chainsaw-cut tulle. 

 

Two years later, we are still mesmerized with the intensity and creativity that seeps through the meticulously cut holes adorning the pieces in the collection.   

Medal-Worthy Military Pieces at Vnyc

Military influences cycle thru the fashion system practically every other season and are often the victim of uninspired designs at the hands of fast-fashion chains. Avoid taking the literal approach & look for pieces subtly inflected with military references.

80's Thierry Mugler Cropped Peplum Jacket-$218

Marni Tiered Waist Camo Skirt-$114

90's Yves Saint Laurent Re-Issued Safari Dress-$242

Sheer Drama: Spirng's Frothy Propositions

It would seem as though finally fashions obsession with hard edged, Newton-esque sexuality has been eclipsed by the demurring sensuality and femininity of the boudoir. Sharp shoulders and studs galore feel dated while soft silks and sheer fabrics appeal to Spring 2010's new pared-down mood. Here we offer a selection from our range that reflect fashions current flirtation with all things pretty.

Krizia Lace Apron-Style Layering Piece-$138

90's Sheer Blue Lace Warp Front Grunge Era Dress-$98

Mid 90's Helmut Lang Sheer Sculptural Skirt-$378