Ports 1961 Resort Collection inspired by Patti Smith’s Downtown NYC Vibe
By: Ashley Kalinske | Posted on: June 14th, 2010 | No Comments | Read 974 Times
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‘New York is the thing that formed me; New York is the thing that deformed me…’–Patti Smith
Pre-spring resort collections 2011 have been showing internationally with designers finding inspiration in equally diverse places and intangible ideas. But for Tia Cibani’s resort collection, New York and icon Patty Smith have rooted her collection’s aesthetic.
Tia Cibani used rock icon Patti Smith as her inspiration for the Ports 1961 Pre-Spring show and even Smith would have been blown away by the clothing on the runway. Each piece was more edgy than the last and the collection cohesively celebrated gender equality and represented a modern androgyny. The collection’s black and white overtones were highlighted with a few electric blue pieces. Every time a model stepped on the runway, everyone was captured by the unique designs Cibani presented. She defied the norms of design by stepping away from the usual shoulder seams and used tucking, folding and padding to create structure. The most impressive part of the Collection was each piece’s wearability. The looks had an urban chic feeling, a look that could be worn by any woman, transporting you to the streets of New York City. Cibani’s designs represented glamour, rock, individuality, equality and everything that fashion should be.
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