Amanda Laird Cherry
Sanlam South Africa Fashion Week, March 2008.
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July 5, 2008
March 15th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
[…] First of all, I didn’t know that this veteran of fashion has a men’s range! Her kaftan long black shirts and apron accessories with knit doilies elicited the domestication of men as more women go out to get the bacon (also in line with trend forecasts that men, at least in fashion are set to become more feminine). I loved her knit doilie wraps, some worn as shawls and trail accessories on the garments as well as the flower shaped rings which bloomed from the fingers of the models. According to my style teacher and spokesperson of Sanlam SA Fashion Week, the designer draws influences from voodoo culture and black, shown in the slanted shaped detailing of her pockets and the use of the colour black. Other than that I wasn’t surprised or wowed. It seems this Ms Cherry played things safe but at least she seems to have gotten over shweshwe!(we hope). To view more from Amanda Laird Cherry’s collection, please visit the designers section on FashionAfrica.com or click HERE. […]
May 12th, 2008 at 4:59 pm
please give me the number for the doily table cloth maker..