I really had to think when I started designing this collection.
The social and political context was really not inspiring, and pretty sad, said Nicolas Di Felice.
I thought, Okay, what do you want, what do you need, now?
It was, I just want to be in the arms of someone.
So Im working on human touch; human connection.
A bit more sensuality, even sexuality.
Frank sexuality, filtered through a minimalist, modernist design logic is very much Di Felices thing.
(Di Felice happens to be Belgian.)
Cue: the appearance of a wide-leg sailor-pant silhouette from the beginning of his mens lookbook.
Fluid, wide leg trousers are fashionable right now: QED.
Was Andre Courregess work kinky?
Pieces were strategically slashed and suggestively zippered.
Whats for certain is that one thing will lead to another.
Di Felice typically starts his ideas for the season ahead in his pre-collections.
Well be seeing more of these concepts just around the corner in February.
