A vibrant tension ran through the collection Lucie and Luke Meyer presented at Jil Sander for the resort, built on the pair’s ability to elevate simplicity and soften harsh silhouettes with textures and artistic touches. As her tenure at the brand progresses, her collections extend to a sense of warmth and personal sensibility, reinforcing the poetic, distinctive feature of her work.
For the resort, Meyers continued to explore the dialogue between the brand’s signature sharp aesthetic and a feminine, romantic feel, charmingly joining the two aspects with a pervasive sense of lightness and ease.
“It can’t be too complicated,” said Luke Meyer. “You have to live your life and then the clothes should be supportive of your mood and the environment. This is what we always have in mind when doing work: if it’s too fussy, too complicated, it doesn’t really feel right at the moment,” he said, defining “this kind of urgency” as modern. doing.
This approach is permeated through both essential and more decorative pieces, including monochromatic tunics with graphic plunging necklines, jersey dresses with soft silhouettes, taffeta frocks with ruffles or delicate film coupes with floral embroidery.
The most striking effects came from the combination of tight and voluminous shapes, as seen in a look that paired a compact tank top with extra-enough, liquid pants. Those pleated pants looked even better when combined with a double-breasted blazer worn over a buttoned shirt. File under: Uniform dressing at your chicest.
There were several other game changers, including the tuxedo shirtdress and the show-stopping pink shearling coat. A pretty white frock and a yellow coat with bell sleeves and foulard, playing with layers of transparency and cotton voile, made a case for “exploded couture” pieces, as Lucy Meyer put it to focus on fluidity. was kept.
Meanwhile, her husband reiterates the importance of artistic touches, adding a precious accent to the graphic coat by pointing out details such as the large knots defining the straps of the jersey dress as well as the handmade, irregularly shaped glass buttons. Or enable women to manipulate the quantity of one. Knitted frock.
Originally published at Pen 18
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