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Review: Eudon Choi Autumn/Winter 2013 show

  • February 17, 2013
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Eudon Choi Autumn Winter 2013
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Korean-born designer Eudon Choi turned to Russian folklore for the inspiration for his Autumn/Winter 2013 collection, mysteriously titled Varykino.

Eudon Choi Autumn Winter 2013

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Playful folkloric elements such as peasant blouses, vivacious oversized babushkas by milliner Piers Atkinson, and wide calf-length skirts were toned down by sombre black leather and heavy brocade. Several black ensembles were festooned with a mix of hot pink and red sequins that injected a dose of modernity into the collection.

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While the pieces based on Russian traditional clothing were as fresh as anything at London Fashion Week, leather garments in dark colours felt restrained, recalling a whole different period of Russia's history – the Soviet Union.

The highlight of the show were headpieces consisting of bright flowers and large pom-poms, which also appeared on shoes. Eudon Choi's girl was dainty and romantic literally from head to toe.

Photos from Vogue.com.

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2 comments
  1. Vita says:
    February 18, 2013 at 19:36

    Oh, I really like the last two looks! I'm always thrilled when designers take inspiration from East-European folklore, it's interesting to see something I've been surrounded with for ages taken from a different cultural perspective.

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  2. The Creative Bent says:
    February 19, 2013 at 10:01

    As soon as I saw this I loved the second look featured here. Full skirts really seem to be coming around even at LFW and NYFW. And yes the headgear is very fresh. Like it without the scarf though!

    Swati @ The Creative Bent

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