Consider the following scenario: This is Saturday night and you are dancing in a nightclub – assuming that you are full of young energy required for activity, ie. You see an acquaintance yet to find a completely unexpected face. This is your grandmother, who is out of retirement to dance her heart out. You also recognize its organization. This is his Sunday best – only a few hours left till morning, after all.

Reed Baker and Inse are known about Amorim, if together this concept is amazed by the horrors. Overching idea was a more specific Juxtaposition: “Goth Dadi.” The idea here, he explained in his presentation in Paris this afternoon, tried by Ernest W. Baker and to take advantage of true elements, especially its old school cool was contained in sharp stitching and contained in a certain dress that would break it with beauty. Enter: Goth, or at least its version.

The designers remixed their own hits-Sharp flares, sewn zip-up jackets, and hand crocheted knots with some goth-oriented details: delicately placed on the side seam of blood-red pearls or trousers with all the knots; High opposite black and white flowers were placed or placed on top of the cheetah print; And black patents, lots of its, beyond the tailoring and a luxurious pair of almost knee high shoes.

Baker and Amorim have definitely been more courageous in the past, but it was still a highly effective distribution. This is a complex climate for independent designers. Who can blame them for what they do? “This is also the idea of ​​knowing yourself,” Baker said about keeping grandmother in the heart of his collection. Self-awareness comes with age, and it is one thing that these designers find it completely clear: Ernest W. Baker really knows who he is.