Four collections in the resort season mark the first foray into the pre-collections of interior designers Lily Mismer and Jack Miner. The lineup was described as “dark, romantic or even sensual” (similar to fall’s “grungy-glam” proclamation), and served as intense detail in dramatic, feminine silhouettes.
“Things have a slight edge, whether they are revealing or pretty,” Mismer said during a preview. “We took a bunch of risks and tried a lot for us. Last season we had two pairs of very simple, Napa lamb pants, and this time we did a really fun interior leather show. It’s a first of a kind for us — they’re either really marshmallow-y Pirlo lamb, chunky napa or sleek, oily patties. One of the risks we took was to design a full, actual bra.”
sight: Dark, sensual femininity.
Quote of note: “It’s our fourth season, and it felt like we’ve truly nailed all the facets of the inner voice and inner woman in the fall of 2022. This is our first pre-collection, and for me, it’s a carryover from some of those narratives.” Just like it started to tease, solidified within this collection. There’s a lot of freshness and newness, carry-over things that were worked and experimented with fits and fabrics. It’s a good mix of fiction The ones that existed — that I would say are about drama and darkness. … We’re in a little science fiction, post-apocalyptic, “Mismer said.
Main pieces: debut leather fashions, which were strong in all categories (including a boxy coat with a bra top, a white suit, and matching miniskirt); A refreshing fontané suit with wide waist and broad shoulders; frighteningly glamorous gown with long, pooled hems (as in a mermaid-inspired, light green netted number); a ruffled orange miniskirt and bra top; Simple, body-hugging dresses and subtle novelty tops with interesting detailing, skin-tight laces or exposed seams; Pinafor-inspired minidress.
Takeaway: “No one talks about anything that is basic. So everything we make has to be special,” Mismar said. It was.
Additionally, the brand plans to show during New York Fashion Week, and it is worth mentioning that Recipient of Empire State Development and IMG’s The New York Fashion Week Small Business Grant, an award presented in September to 10 small, independent fashion designers to offset deserving show production costs.
Originally published at Pen 18
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