Posts tonen met het label mixture. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label mixture. Alle posts tonen

donderdag 4 juni 2015

VICTOM at FASHIONCLASH Festival 2015

VICTOM is a new brand created by Victor from China and Tom from Belgium. They are both fashion designers based somewhere between Belgium and China. Victor is the chief designer in a men’s wear company, and Tom is teaching fashion design. Together, they decided to join their passion and talent to build the men’s shirt brand – VICTOM. This year, they will present the new collection at designer market of FASHIONCLASH Festival. Get ready to buy these items there!

Like our facebook event of FASHIONCLASH designer market here, you will have the chance to win a gift card for market.

Q&A with designers Tom & Victor

How would you describe your work? 
VICTOM: The collection that will be presented at FASHIONCLASH is a men’s shirt collection mixing the Belgian clean cut with the more baroque Chinese esthetic. This is the first time for our collection to be presented. Hopefully, the audience will appreciate it and encourage us to go further.

Tom: I really like to create and make my design alive. I did a lot of fashion shows, exhibitions, and contests. I get awarded for a few times. The collection that will be presented at FASHIONCLASH is more commercial than what I did before. This is probably influenced by Victor who has more a commercial sense.

dinsdag 5 juni 2012

Lucia Cabanova presents "(un)weave me"

1. Please introduce yourself to our readers. (Who are you, where do you come from and what is your field of specialization?) 
My name is Lucia Cabanova, I am a fashion designer based in Belgium but I originally come from Slovakia. I love designing garments for men and women.I am also a blog contributor to certain fashion/arts magazine.

2. Can you talk us through the concept of your projects? 
My projects are usually a mixture of artisanal pieces with classical garments.

3. Please tell us more about your collection. 
I will be showing my new womenswear collection called "(un)weave me" and it is all about exploring various artisanal techniques while combining them with more classical pieces. 
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