몇해전부터인지 정확히 인지되시는 않지만 일부 마니아 계층과 모델리스트,
각종 스타일리스트들로부터 들불처럼 번지고 있는 브랜드.
특히 선을 잘 활용하시고 어느때는 모노톤으로 한시즌을 장식하다가 다음해는 언제 그랬냐는듯 화려한 원색으로 뒤엎어 버리는 예상하기 어려운 브랜드.
에스닉한 감성과 오리엔탈리즘을 적절히 활용하는 의외의 크로아티아 디자이너님.
about DAMIR
DAMIR DOMA’s collections are lit by a soft, melancholic quest for tranquility.
Examining the ephemeral quality of the human body, his designs encapsulate a measured study of proportion and a melange of textures – divining a juxtaposition of rough and refined. Silhouettes draw upon a myriad of inspirations from the worlds of art and architecture, foregoing embellishment and decoration for a purity of form.
Doma’s work is harmoniously linked by a sense of uniform and an obsessive interplay between shadow and light. Questioning the modern wardrobe, garments offer multiple expressions of identity – contrasting elements of androgyny with dress codes across cultural and historical spheres.
The Croatian-born designer grew up surrounded by toiles in his mother’s atelier in Germany and later studied fashion in Munich and Berlin, where he graduated in 2004. After gaining experience in the ateliers of Belgian designers Raf Simons and Dirk Schönberger in Antwerp, he relocated to Paris to join the Paper Rain group in 2007.
Damir launched his first menswear collection on the official schedule for the Spring Summer 2008 season, and three years later showed his first womens prét-à-porter collection for Autumn Winter 2010.
Having enjoyed considerable commercial success to date, the Damir Doma collections can be found in leading luxury and avant-garde boutiques across the globe – including Dover Street Market, L’Eclaireur, Atelier NY and Lift, Tokyo. Receiving acclaim from the international press, Damir Doma has appeared in influential publications including Vogue Paris, Purple Magazine, the New York Times & 10 Magazine.
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DAMIR DOMA is a high-fashion and luxury brand founded in 2006 by the designer Damir Doma and the Paper Rain Group. DAMIR DOMA has become an established name among the great luxury brands in Paris, with the women's and men's collections available in leading fashion boutiques worldwide.
DAMIR DOMA's ethereal designs are driven by the ephemeral quality of the human body, evoking multiple expressions of identity within our ever-changing world. Mr. Doma explores interpretations of contemporary masculinity and femininity through his poetic silhouettes. Draped and flowing volumes, intricate textural play, and soft tailoring in exquisite fabrics characterize DAMIR DOMA’s spheres. The search for soul and sensitivity in the collections elicits a thoughtful and complex sensibility in all garments and accessories.
Since the first collection in June 2007, DAMIR DOMA has offered creative minds all over the world an inspiring alternative to other contemporary clothing lines. DAMIR DOMA's uncompromising vision juxtaposes today's discordant reality - carving a distinctive signature visible through all his collections.
For the latest Mens Spring Summer 2012 collection, Damir Doma references the opulent decay of William Klein’s “Rome”for the nonchalant wardrobe of defiant youth - entitled "Into Rooms Of Light". The palette carries royal subtext in tones of navy, wheat, plaster and burnished gold, and thick straps in grosgrain silk cross skin and cloth, carrying a fundamental intimacy through the collection. Soft chambray linen and tactile poplin are worn with gilded lambskin, and paper is woven into featherweight yarn for mesh knits. Wool crepe offers light structure to outerwear, and cotton voile creates sheer panels on blazers and a trouser leg. A heavy sandal binds the ankle in elastic, and rounded boots breathe in supple, perforated leather.
The Womens Autumn Winter 2011-12 collection takes inspiration from the romantic icons of Deborah Turbeville’s Versailles. With a controlled execution, a collage of tribal references is realised in rigid layers of geometric texture. The feminine form reaches from a heavy pointed boot, rising as a sculpture upon a plinth. Sheaths of leopard ponyskin are enveloped in shaggy mongolian fur, and tailoring returns in rusty satin and burnished gold. Shimmering knitwear plays against the coppery highlights of knitted leather like chainmail. A cape sleeve floats off the shoulder in mustard silk and mocha suede.
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