The est by eS Spring/Summer 2012 Collection is Not Just for Nice Girls
Romina S. Cortellucci — June 23, 2012 — Fashion
References: estbyes & thinkcontra
The est by eS Spring/Summer 2012 collection entitled 'Nice Girl, proves that being nice doesn't mean you'll finish last. The collection was created by Gosia Sobiczewska, the Polish-based designer and founder of est by eS. The well-tailored collection uses simple lines that are then complemented by a variety of textiles and colors.
In each of the minimalistic silhouettes, a distinguishing characteristic is given life through Sobiczewska's fresh color palette. The collection provides a range of styles for all types of women, from subtle cream-colored silk dresses to bold mustard short-shorts and everything in between. Each piece from the 'Nice Girl' collection elegantly complements the curves of a woman's body.
The collection draws attention to Sobiczewska's skill as a designer who creates well-fitting pieces that will endure the test of time.
In each of the minimalistic silhouettes, a distinguishing characteristic is given life through Sobiczewska's fresh color palette. The collection provides a range of styles for all types of women, from subtle cream-colored silk dresses to bold mustard short-shorts and everything in between. Each piece from the 'Nice Girl' collection elegantly complements the curves of a woman's body.
The collection draws attention to Sobiczewska's skill as a designer who creates well-fitting pieces that will endure the test of time.
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