SøEdited Team SøCreative Director: Chris Saint Sims SøFashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Tony Wards 2023 collection of seemingly fire and molten lather, cascading around the delicate frame of the woman, proved a revelation for sustainability and up cycling, displaying there is much to be gained when working to the higher level of fashion and environment consciousness. The House is always keen on moving towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly fashion future. It has been actively engaged in upcycling dresses from previous collections, recreating them and transforming them under the new season artistic vision. Adding splashes of colors to a sequined sheath dress, infusing fresh organza into vintage silk thread material works, were some of the ideas developed by the studio to give a new life to the Tony Ward archives. Ward collaborated with high-tech architect & digital fabricator Batoul Al-Rashdan to make a statement piece. By combining Studio B.O.R.'s expertise in 3D modeling & printing and Tony Ward's visionary design concepts, a sustainable piece came to life. This “not-so-little” black dress is created using a layer-by-layer printing of biodegradable plant-based material, carefully stitched together on a tulle base to embody the woman’s shape. What lies beneath, Under my skin.
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‘Atomic Bombs’SøEdited Team SøCreative Director: Chris Saint Sims SøFashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Article: Alexander James Body Beautiful was most definitely the ‘cat-walk’ calling here, with diversities of shape and the celebration of the individuality female form, emphasized by OMG Swimwear at Miami Swim Week 2023. Reminiscent of the futurist cult move Blade Runner, these replicants dominated the runway, fearlessly parading geometrically cut swimwear in sheer blacks, silvers, greys and shocking reds. The mix was belted waists, high cut bikinis and graphic simplistic modern lines and cuts, along with asymmetrical sleeves and shoulders. A punch of fun and ferocious, sexy and savvy came at you with the force of a lazer, all within this collection, destined to be creating some heat on the beach and adoring looks beside the pool.
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‘Thigh Times’
SøEdited Team
SøCreative Director: Chris Saint Sims
SøFashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe
Article: Alexander James
Miami Swim Week stripped sun-wear down to the bare minimum, reports Alexander James. This year's scandal was Ema Savahl's g-string bikini, among other micro styles such as Speedos and ‘hip-thigh’ hugging swimmers. But it was Argyle Grant that hinted heavenly with its print design theme inspiration. based on the ever-fashionable 70s classic narrative.
Will we ever get enough of the 1970s revamp? I don't think so, with its sexy, fun and free spirited nature, it’s a perennial in all seasons, right down to the (practically) undressed.
The men's vibe for this year’s scorching summer, was minimal and fun-loving.
SøEdited Team
SøCreative Director: Chris Saint Sims
SøFashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe
Article: Alexander James
Miami Swim Week stripped sun-wear down to the bare minimum, reports Alexander James. This year's scandal was Ema Savahl's g-string bikini, among other micro styles such as Speedos and ‘hip-thigh’ hugging swimmers. But it was Argyle Grant that hinted heavenly with its print design theme inspiration. based on the ever-fashionable 70s classic narrative.
Will we ever get enough of the 1970s revamp? I don't think so, with its sexy, fun and free spirited nature, it’s a perennial in all seasons, right down to the (practically) undressed.
The men's vibe for this year’s scorching summer, was minimal and fun-loving.
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