ANDREJ GRONAU's latest collection at Berlin Fashion Week features a mix of rural kitsch and alpine craftsmanship, emphasized by practical silhouettes such as high-waisted trousers and utility skirts. The designs incorporate nostalgic elements like gingham blouses and embroidered motifs while utilizing striking colors and textures. Rugged cottons juxtapose with soft knits and tailored pieces, creating an emotional dialogue between nostalgia and modernity. The collection showcases a vibrant palette alongside conceptual design, aiming to challenge perceptions of heritage through innovative fashion.
This season, the designer has artfully blended old rural kitsch with alpine craftsmanship and the charm of domestic utility, crafting a collection that reinterprets folk heritage through a surreal and contemporary lens.
Silhouettes take on a practical vibe, featuring high-waisted trousers, utility skirts, and cropped jackets, all infused with a delightful sense of nostalgic humour.
Each look is charged with the tension between nostalgia and irony, familiarity and alienation, heritage and disruption, showcasing the emotional reconstruction through fashion.
The colour palette oscillates between muted earth tones of moss, milk, rust, and flax, punctuated by vibrant jolts of black, white, and electric blue.
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