Designers Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena presented their Spring 2027 collection, blending Slavic folklore with 1950s bowling aesthetics.
Key facts
- •The Spring 2027 collection draws inspiration from Slavic folklore figures like Baba Yaga and Morana.
- •The runway was set in a London bowling alley decorated with branches and totemic items.
- •The brand's signature carabiner skirts were updated with a modular design using snap-on panels.
- •A collaboration with Doc Martens is slated to launch in November.
- •The collection incorporates 1950s-inspired bowling shirts and house dresses.
Designers Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena showcased their Spring 2027 collection at a London bowling alley. The runway show featured themes inspired by Slavic folklore figures, including Baba Yaga and the winter goddess Morana, merged with 1950s league-night fashion.
Folklore and Design Elements
The collection featured garments such as a white corset with rib-like boning and a black dress adorned with hand-cut chiffon spikes. Designers incorporated Polish folk influences, including puff sleeves, ruffles, and star-like beadwork. The brand’s signature pleated carabiner skirt returned in a tapestry fabric, now featuring a modular design that allows panels to be detached and worn with other items like jeans.
Collaborations and Merchandising
The runway show included bowling shirts and house dresses inspired by 1950s bowling figure Marion Ladewig. Additionally, the brand announced a collaboration with Doc Martens, which is scheduled for release in November. The show also introduced new 'Clubhouse' merchandise.
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