Rodarte A/W 2015
Rodarte A/W 2015
Feathers flew as sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy mined the disco era for plenty of crystal and lace
Mood board: Rodarte's signature brand of quirky, eccentric chic took a sexy and luxurious turn this season with buttery leather, feather trim and fur all getting a look in. Designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy were inspired by the migration of birds when putting together the collection, which was filled with a bevy of 1980s favourites, including chandelier sleeves, leather leggings, and lots of crystals and sequins, to ensure that the underlying disco message rang loud and proud.
Scene setting: As per usual, Rodarte's set featured an imaginative use of fluorescent tubes to create a moody, atmospheric runway. Bureau Betak mixed branches of foliage in with the coloured lighting to create an industrial, yet fragile post-apocalyptic feel.
Team work: To complement the immense detailing in the collection, make-up artist James Kaliardos applied lines of Swarovski crystals under the models' eyes by hand. The resulting glimmer was subtle, yet entrancing and the perfect expression of the label's artistic spirit.
Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Mood board: Rodarte's signature brand of quirky, eccentric chic took a sexy and luxurious turn this season with buttery leather, feather trim and fur all getting a look in. Designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy were inspired by the migration of birds when putting together the collection, which was filled with a bevy of 1980s favourites, including chandelier sleeves, leather leggings, and lots of crystals and sequins, to ensure that the underlying disco message rang loud and proud.
Scene setting: As per usual, Rodarte's set featured an imaginative use of fluorescent tubes to create a moody, atmospheric runway. Bureau Betak mixed branches of foliage in with the coloured lighting to create an industrial, yet fragile post-apocalyptic feel.
Team work: To complement the immense detailing in the collection, make-up artist James Kaliardos applied lines of Swarovski crystals under the models' eyes by hand. The resulting glimmer was subtle, yet entrancing and the perfect expression of the label's artistic spirit.
Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Mood board: Rodarte's signature brand of quirky, eccentric chic took a sexy and luxurious turn this season with buttery leather, feather trim and fur all getting a look in. Designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy were inspired by the migration of birds when putting together the collection, which was filled with a bevy of 1980s favourites, including chandelier sleeves, leather leggings, and lots of crystals and sequins, to ensure that the underlying disco message rang loud and proud.
Scene setting: As per usual, Rodarte's set featured an imaginative use of fluorescent tubes to create a moody, atmospheric runway. Bureau Betak mixed branches of foliage in with the coloured lighting to create an industrial, yet fragile post-apocalyptic feel.
Team work: To complement the immense detailing in the collection, make-up artist James Kaliardos applied lines of Swarovski crystals under the models' eyes by hand. The resulting glimmer was subtle, yet entrancing and the perfect expression of the label's artistic spirit.
Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Mood board: Rodarte's signature brand of quirky, eccentric chic took a sexy and luxurious turn this season with buttery leather, feather trim and fur all getting a look in. Designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy were inspired by the migration of birds when putting together the collection, which was filled with a bevy of 1980s favourites, including chandelier sleeves, leather leggings, and lots of crystals and sequins, to ensure that the underlying disco message rang loud and proud.
Scene setting: As per usual, Rodarte's set featured an imaginative use of fluorescent tubes to create a moody, atmospheric runway. Bureau Betak mixed branches of foliage in with the coloured lighting to create an industrial, yet fragile post-apocalyptic feel.
Team work: To complement the immense detailing in the collection, make-up artist James Kaliardos applied lines of Swarovski crystals under the models' eyes by hand. The resulting glimmer was subtle, yet entrancing and the perfect expression of the label's artistic spirit.
Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Mood board: Rodarte's signature brand of quirky, eccentric chic took a sexy and luxurious turn this season with buttery leather, feather trim and fur all getting a look in. Designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy were inspired by the migration of birds when putting together the collection, which was filled with a bevy of 1980s favourites, including chandelier sleeves, leather leggings, and lots of crystals and sequins, to ensure that the underlying disco message rang loud and proud.
Scene setting: As per usual, Rodarte's set featured an imaginative use of fluorescent tubes to create a moody, atmospheric runway. Bureau Betak mixed branches of foliage in with the coloured lighting to create an industrial, yet fragile post-apocalyptic feel.
Team work: To complement the immense detailing in the collection, make-up artist James Kaliardos applied lines of Swarovski crystals under the models' eyes by hand. The resulting glimmer was subtle, yet entrancing and the perfect expression of the label's artistic spirit.
Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans