~ Sienna Vittoria
As we are supposedly entering a new age of zombie warfare
and social decay that is known as the Post-Apocalyptic Era, I would like to
take a second and look at some doomsday worthy fashion. Designers have been
intrigued by the darkness our future has been said to hold for several seasons, and this weekend was a very important mark in the calendars of those who follow this notion.
Horrific destruction and perilous battles are said to be immanent, and apparel
must ensure practicality and safety.
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Mad Max |
Leather armor, in the form of
body sculpting pants and bustiers, will protect skin from falling debris, and
may even catch the eye of Mad Max or that cute zombie next door. Gas masks and
helmets may also come in handy to stay clear of explosive chemicals. Large
totes or backpacks will transport the scarce belongings that are left, as we
live our nomadic life in the civilization that was once known to be safe. Migration
will be necessary, and spiked defensive footwear will assist in the long tread.
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Jeffrey Campbells |
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Jeffrey Campbells |
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Y!D.N.A., Ottawa Fashion Week F/W'12 |
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Y!D.N.A., Ottawa Fashion Week F/W'12 |
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Y!D.N.A., Ottawa Fashion Week F/W'12 |
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Y!D.N.A., Ottawa Fashion Week F/W'12 |
As modern and incomplete
interpretations of Mayan, Christian and others’ ancient traditional scriptures
swirl around our culture, we must take into consideration that it may not be
all doom and gloom after all. As some have explained, the Mayan calendar states
that there have been 25,920 years in this era, and it is not the world that is
ending but merely this Age. We are now entering into the next phase of human
existence and evolution, where lightness and peace will prevail. Futuristic
technology has been illustrated amongst this notion, but most importantly a new
lightness will be experienced. Clothing that is loose fitting, soft, and airy
will enchant designers, and lightweight fabrics such as chiffon and silk will
grace the runways.
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Marchesa, F/W'12 |
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Alexander McQueen, F/W'11 |
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Probal Gurung, F/W'12 |
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