Taking inspiration from "avesta Series 4000-year-old female Bactrian stone statues of princesses", the Roshi Porkar Autumn/Winter 2014 collection is unlike anything we have seen before.
The fur-trimmed womenswear line transforms the female body and embraces the textures of fake fur, leather and wool materials. Whether highlighting a range of floor-length dresses or vintage coat looks, this elegant lookbook is a modern translation of an Arctic, Eskimo aesthetic. The collection embraces oversized silhouettes that are cinched at the waist with colored belt accessories.
Based in Vienna, Austria, Roshi Porkar is a recent graduate from the University Of Applied Arts In Vienna. The 25 year old studied under the guidance of Veronique Branquinho and later worked with avant-garde designer Bernhard Willhelm who helped her to further develop her personal vision.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fur-trimmed Womenswear
- Opportunity to innovate with sustainable and cruelty-free alternatives to fur trim in women's clothing.
- Oversized Silhouettes
- Opportunity to create bold and unique designs using oversized silhouettes in fashion.
- Arctic Aesthetic
- Opportunity to incorporate elements of Arctic-inspired aesthetics into various design industries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Disruptive innovation can be explored through the use of sustainable alternatives to fur trim and oversized silhouettes in women's clothing.
- Environmental-friendly Materials
- Innovation can be achieved by creating new materials that mimic the textures of fur, leather, and wool in a more sustainable and ethical way.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity to incorporate elements of the Arctic aesthetic into interior design, creating unique and visually striking spaces.
