Entitled "083º", Leandro Cano's imaginative womenswear line is reflective of baroque architecture. The ornate collection is made up of body-conscious jumpsuits, sculptural coats and ornate dress forms. The pieces bring Cano's conceptual vision to life on the runway stage.
Curved baroque motifs cover models' bodies while undulating into three dimensional forms. These architectural fashions play with varying transparencies and textures that are conceived into wearable forms. These wearable art pieces challenge tradition and pave the way for today's generation of fashion pioneers.
Leandro Cano is based in Spain and has studied graphic design and photography in Granada before moving to Seville to study fashion design. During his studies, the designer participated in several prestigious contests including the Pasarela Abierta and MOVE.
Sculpturally Baroque Runways
The Leandro Cano 083º Collection is Architecturally Shaped
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