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LFW AW16: Fyodor Golan


After last year’s partnership with Transformers, for AW16 Fyodor Golan collaborated with Coca-Cola and created a selection of pieces based on the motif of the brand’s vintage pin up advertising, logo and its bottles, bringing to mind Andy Warhol’s pop art take on the theme.

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As per usual, the colour palette was bold – all the shades of neon, perfect for a rave as models also sported greasy hair and smudged eyeliner look, electric blue, purple, a mix of red, white and black, along with the occasional metallic. Abstract patterns, double-layered dresses with holes, pieces with colourfully framed hoops and scallop detailing, worn with neon fish net tights and metallic oxfords, were inspired by Alexander Liberman’s paintings.

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Voluminous frills were everywhere – on dresses, leather skirts with the iconic renaissance painting The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli printed on them, as well as jeans paired with frilled single-sleeved cropped tops that were only one of the examples of an asymmetric silhouette carried throughout the collection.

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The collection was also about textures – lush velvet and distorted denim filled with tiny holes being the most notable ones. A bleached pair of jeans with pearl inserts was beautiful. Heavily embellished, and generally heavy-weighted, ripped denim jacket, with sleeves almost falling off the model, and jeans were also stand out pieces.

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by Sara Hesikova

Images courtesy of Fyodor Golan

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