2007-liora-taragan-fashion
technical description

Black cotton tank top with multi-coloured thread embroidery forming geometric patterns, matching borders and ripped side detailing. Worn under a black wool peak lapel vest crafted with coloured satin fringes and featuring black wool profiles and sides, a matching fringed belt and printed cotton lining. Black cotton canvas cigarette trousers with a slit opening and an invisible zip on the bottom.

Size 1580x420x250mm, 1000 gr., 2007

concept

A collection to respond to the challenge of creating a style that would combine street wear, haute couture and jewellery all incorporated within one garment, inspired by a variety of influences mixed together in an eclectic and coherent whole. Among Liora’s sources of inspiration were Africa, African women, the Victorian period, the stomacher from the 18th century, Christianity and menswear, as well as the persona of Bob Dylan, who stands as a background to all her designs. The silhouettes were developed from geometric shapes, mainly triangles and crosses, working with materials such as silk, voile, tricot, cotton and silver.

tags
Africa, African women, Bob Dylan, Christianity, Haute Couture, Jewellery, Menswear, Stomacher, Streetwear, Victorian Age