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| CHRISTOPHER RAEBURN SPRING RTW 2014**Christopher Raeburn could be considered a serious fabric junkie, (am I allowed to say that?!) who revels in scoping out,
designing and developing the crafted, new fabrics to add to his already fabulously full fashion repertoire.** |
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| **That said, among his newest and most spectacular finds turned out to be a double-weave mesh from an Italian mill that he incorporated into the sleeves of his hand-(and machine)-crafted sweatshirts.** |
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| **Not only seen on the runway were his Italian imported masterpieces, but also were a bit of the military trend to be seen by all attendees of London Men's Fashion Week.** | |
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| **Another detail noted was his use of rugged, outdoorsy theme stretched to tailoured shirts in a sharp, but muted
salmon, camouflage-print parkas and even lavishly gabardine macs made from original
Fifties British military bivouac bags, can you say vintage?** |
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| **It seems as though every season Raeburn in-visions and produces a different animal mascot that he
incorporates heavily or subtly into his print of choice. Can you guess what this season's mascot is? CAN YOU? ...It’s the desert
lizard.** |
I'm seriously not finished yet...NOT EVEN CLOSE...so keep your eyes peeled, (ew nasty visual, I know), well you know what I mean.
xx,
Colette
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