I'm dying. Iris Van Herpen's Fall/Winter 2010 collection uses glorious textures and shapes to create other-worldly silhouettes. Cleverly placed metallics and leather strips are sculpted around the body, resulting in what I deem as the most phenomenal collection I've seen this season. Van Herpen, who graduated from ARTEZ- Institute of the Arts claims the collection was
“inspired by the cross -sensational phenomenon of feeling sound, smelling motion, and hearing color.” (via pleatfarm). What was that you said, Iris? 'Sensational?' Yes. I'd have to agree with you there.
I'm dying. Iris Van Herpen's Fall/Winter 2010 collection uses glorious textures and shapes to create other-worldly silhouettes. Cleverly placed metallics and leather strips are sculpted around the body, resulting in what I deem as the most phenomenal collection I've seen this season. Van Herpen, who graduated from ARTEZ- Institute of the Arts claims the collection was “inspired by the cross -sensational phenomenon of feeling sound, smelling motion, and hearing color.” (via pleatfarm). What was that you said, Iris? 'Sensational?' Yes. I'd have to agree with you there.
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