AW10 Braganza, molten lava
earth's cloud layer from space, AW10 Braganza
AW10 Braganza, cooled lavaphotos courtesy of Trace
Jean-Pierre Braganza's latest collection, Cylonatron, draws inspiration from "the utilitarian lines of Bauhaus and the contrast between pure geometric symmetry and the curves of a woman’s body." His continuing obsession with science fiction appears in the details with seams and angles surrounding the body in an architectural manner. Part cyborg, part molten metal, the prints range from flowing and organic to kaleidoscopic and controlled. Braganza's tailoring precision comes through in each piece, almost as if he was creating uniforms for the future.
His Spring collection, Psychadelactica, featuring skeletal-like prints, is out now.
Available at Seven in New York and Start in London.
His Spring collection, Psychadelactica, featuring skeletal-like prints, is out now.
Available at Seven in New York and Start in London.
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