For Delpozo’s Pre-Fall 2016 collection, Josep Font looked to the colorful work of Mexican architect Luis Barragán and the photography of Japanese artist Nobuyoshi Araki. The references worked in harmony with Font’s playfully feminine vision, emphasizing the tension of the strong versus delicate. The former came via bold palette and voluminous silhouettes; the latter through diaphanous fabrics, such as the featherweight chiffon and tulle used on frilly evening gowns.
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
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- Delpozo Pre-Fall 2016
Source:WWD
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