Taking on a dark and creepy vibe, the lookbook featuring The FOUR Fall Winter 2011-2012 collection features mysterious yet stunning captures combined with elegant and glamorous styles.
The FOUR is a Hungarian label founded by four designers: Anett Gálvölgyi, Anna Zsófi Kormos, Ádám Baranyi and Márton Miovác. The brand's second collection, the FOUR Fall Winter 2011-2012 line was inspired by 50s and 60s style and definitely offers a creepy, Hitchcock vibe, complete with a Morticia Adams-esque model.
Notable pieces in the line include a large, oversized hooded jacket, a velvet wrapped skirt with gold accents, and an super long, floor-grazing coat. DesignEast also points out that the pieces in the collection are extremely practical. For instance, its oversized clutch can be transformed into a big handbag and one of its skirts can be work double-duty as a poncho.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
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- Design
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- Textiles
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