Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Sure, you’ve seen the Iris van Herpen X United Nude Crystallization Ankle Bootie before, but you have not yet laid eyes on the three new neutrals that will mesh seamlessly with your already fabulous closet. Grey, Taupe and Bisque are the latest hues to enter the collection and look damn good on the glamorous, curvaceous shape of this architecturally stunning shoe.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
As we enter this month of Art and Architecture at FashionIndie, we must discuss further a young designer who has elevated the notion of couture. Iris van Herpen creates a synergy between the finest handiwork and the technologically advanced. For this collection shown in Paris as part of Haute Couture fashion week, Capriole, she worked with architect Isaie Bloch and MGX to create 3D prints which were then translated into textiles. What resulted is function that follows the most stunning form from which all else stems.
She also happened to intern with Alexander McQueen. Behold.
Edited by Benjamin Kanarek
My expectations for the last Haute Couture Fashion Week shown in Paris at the beginning of July, was not of the kind that I thought would leave a lasting impression.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
This bootie is sick, and I’m not talking about your ass Kim Kardashian (even though your ass is sick as hell). She was seen wearing these Iris van Herpen for United Nude booties in New York.
Edited by Saynt
Currently fiending to style a shoot with nothing but Iris van Herpen’s Fall/Winter 2010 collection. By far one of the industries most promising fresh designers, Iris is the perfect mix of Hussein futurism and McQueen spectacle. If you don’t know, know.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Iris Van Herpen’s A/W10 collection, titled ‘Synthesthesia,’ is more beautiful then words can describe.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Van Herpen explains her aesthetic ambition regarding her latest collection, named Refinery Smoke:
“The smoke looks like it is alive…Will there be a time when clothing is unnecessary and we’re able to ‘wear’ something as intangible as smoke? I believe in an unlimited, barrier-breaking future when it comes to fashion and therefore strive to find the borders of the seemingly impossible.”
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Three of the best collections shown during Amsterdam International Fashion Week, from Claes Iversen, Iris van Herpen, and Jan Taminiau.
Thanks Fabulousness for the pics.
