Fashion designer Jantine Van Peski creates stunning clothing that combines unusual materials and captivating silhouettes. Having studied at the Amsterdam Fashion Institute and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, Peski's designs showcase her distinguished talent for creating clothing with intricate detail and creative concepts.
This particular collection by Jantine Van Peski draws inspiration from textile sculptures from the 1970s with a strong emphasis on macrame-technique. The pieces showcase exaggerated sculptures such as big shoulders, three-dimensional embellishments and floor-length, translucent skirts. Peski also uses a wide range of interesting fabrics and materials including merino wool and thin silks to add shaggy and fringe-like elements to some of the collection's skirts, jackets and dresses. Jantine Van Peski has created an unusually appealing line of clothing that could easily double as fine art.
Structured Shaggy Fashions
Jantine Van Peski's Clothing Boasts Bold Silhouettes & Rich Textures
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