Edited by Kirby Marzec
Angela Chen’s Spring 2010 Orange collection looks like it could land among the edgy designers sold at Oak. A whole lot of draping and a whole lot of dropping comprise the small, but mighty, collection. For being such a new and young designer, Chen lands among the stars of downtown fashion.
GALLERY: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Orange Spring 2010
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Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Angela Chen is one of my fave indie designers… Inspired by rain, this collection is soft and feminine yet very structured and makes a statement. I especially love the first piece, which can be worn in so many different ways for Fall.
Edited by Marissa Moshell, Student
Angela Chen has hit the streets and not without making a mark. Angela’s collection, titled “Orange”, is an impressive line of hand-knitted dresses that sparkle. The collection has inspirational roots from Angela’s past in Taiwan. The rain in Taiwan made a lasting impression on Angela and is the central idea in creating the extensive collection. Angela says of her collection, “[it] mimics the many temperaments of rain—its degrees in texture, rhythm and the ability to imbue a richer tone to everything it kisses”. Angela is a designer who loves to experiment with a purpose; all attempts to create a line reflective of its inspiration are successful due to experimentation with texture. The various dresses never fail to propose a statement; that statement being their undeniable purpose.
