Colleen Eitzen
Sanlam South Africa Fashion Week, March 2008.
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July 5, 2008
March 15th, 2008 at 5:11 pm
[…] At the seminar earlier in the day, her husband, Niel Roake, owner of The Space (a nationwide franchise where young South African designers can showcase their ranges), said that one of the flaws that young designers have is that they don’t create wearable clothes. The ultimate range is defined by, he said, its’ ability to be taken straight off the catwalk and into the stores. For this, Colleen Eitzen gets a 10 out 10. Her range played on bias cut pleats and drapes juxtaposed with studious looking felt trapeze coats and high-waist skirts (with drapes) or tregging inspired pedal pushers. The range was minimalist, stylish and most importantly wearable almost anywhere. The Long Black Dress once again replaces the LBD (little black dress) as the IT party dress this winter and Eitzen perfectly interpreted this in cap sleeved chiffon frocks soft drapes and a silk pleat-drape pocketed gown, a definite show-stopper. To view Colleen Eitzen’s collection, please visit the designers section on FashionAfrica.com of click HERE […]