Bold, futuristic, sci-fi, techno-knits: just the few words to describe Louise Goldin’s recent fall/winter collection that goes down as one of my favorites from the London fashion week. Louise conceived her garments with great precision – monochromatic variations of sculptural form with an origamic edge on her tunics, jackets and A-line skirts – thanks to the expertise of Italian machinists who assisted with the intricate garment construction.
Photography: Marcio Madera
images via: style.com
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