Final impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
The A. F. Vandevorst installation; a wax sculpture was lit like a candle at the beginning of the biennale. This is the end result at the final our.
All photography by Lisa Telussa. Check View PR’s Flickr page for the photo’s that didn’t make it through the cut ;)
Last impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
This is the beautiful and fragile outcome of the collaboration between designer Patrick Ervel and set designer Matthew Mazzucca.
Last impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
Powerful collection by Korean designer Juun. J. The military detailing that adorn Juun.J’s designs are remnants of his time in the South Korean army, the love for the trenchcoat began in his childhood years and is an ongoing love affair as you can see.
Last impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
Not the clothes but the accessories of the Prada S/S 2011 collection caught my eye.
Last impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
I couldn’t choose, so here are several photo’s of the Jil Sander S/S 2011 collection.
Last impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
I like the gloomy atmosphere of this presentation & the designs by Noman, a collective founded by fashion designer Selina Parr, product designer Rosa Roozen and production designer Lara Tolman.
Last impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
A photo by Matthew Stone on silkscreen.
First impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
Design by Marga Weimans, in the back you can also see a two piece by Alexandra Verschueren.
First impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
Installation by New York based magazine Capricious.
First impressions of Arnhem Mode Biennale’s main exhibition
Water dress by Iris van Herpen in collaboration with Benthem Crouwel Architects.
