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Fashion | 19 Feb 2015 | By JJ Martin
Proenza Schouler A/W 2015

Proenza Schouler A/W 2015

Abstract painter Helen Frankenthaler and minimalist sculptor Robert Morris left their mark on Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough’s artful Whitney showcase

Mood board: This season Proenza Schouler delivered a sharp, strong collection based on creative cutting that produced thick bands of fabric wrapped around models' shoulders or flapped around the legs on skirts or frock coats that swung like fringe at a car wash.

Finishing touches: Fishnet stockings blown up into massive, oversized hole-punched hosiery, were a major accessory statement. Meanwhile, leather bands were used to wrap around the models' heads, or were tied around the ankles on chunk-heeled shoes.

Best in show: Sheer tunics came punched with multi-coloured rivets and trimmed in spiky fur for a tribal line up of smashing finale gowns.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

   

Mood board: This season Proenza Schouler delivered a sharp, strong collection based on creative cutting that produced thick bands of fabric wrapped around models' shoulders or flapped around the legs on skirts or frock coats that swung like fringe at a car wash.

Finishing touches: Fishnet stockings blown up into massive, oversized hole-punched hosiery, were a major accessory statement. Meanwhile, leather bands were used to wrap around the models' heads, or were tied around the ankles on chunk-heeled shoes.

Best in show: Sheer tunics came punched with multi-coloured rivets and trimmed in spiky fur for a tribal line up of smashing finale gowns.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Mood board: This season Proenza Schouler delivered a sharp, strong collection based on creative cutting that produced thick bands of fabric wrapped around models' shoulders or flapped around the legs on skirts or frock coats that swung like fringe at a car wash.

Finishing touches: Fishnet stockings blown up into massive, oversized hole-punched hosiery, were a major accessory statement. Meanwhile, leather bands were used to wrap around the models' heads, or were tied around the ankles on chunk-heeled shoes.

Best in show: Sheer tunics came punched with multi-coloured rivets and trimmed in spiky fur for a tribal line up of smashing finale gowns.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Mood board: This season Proenza Schouler delivered a sharp, strong collection based on creative cutting that produced thick bands of fabric wrapped around models' shoulders or flapped around the legs on skirts or frock coats that swung like fringe at a car wash.

Finishing touches: Fishnet stockings blown up into massive, oversized hole-punched hosiery, were a major accessory statement. Meanwhile, leather bands were used to wrap around the models' heads, or were tied around the ankles on chunk-heeled shoes.

Best in show: Sheer tunics came punched with multi-coloured rivets and trimmed in spiky fur for a tribal line up of smashing finale gowns.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Mood board: This season Proenza Schouler delivered a sharp, strong collection based on creative cutting that produced thick bands of fabric wrapped around models' shoulders or flapped around the legs on skirts or frock coats that swung like fringe at a car wash.

Finishing touches: Fishnet stockings blown up into massive, oversized hole-punched hosiery, were a major accessory statement. Meanwhile, leather bands were used to wrap around the models' heads, or were tied around the ankles on chunk-heeled shoes.

Best in show: Sheer tunics came punched with multi-coloured rivets and trimmed in spiky fur for a tribal line up of smashing finale gowns.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

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