Like a lot of designers this season, Australia's Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman took inspiration from Japan. In particular, their aim was to explore wabi-sabi and its tenets of irregularity, incidental harmony, and lack of excess. That last one proved a bit ironic: Freeman and Freeman-Topper threw out a surfeit of ideas for Spring. There was a good collection in here, but you had to dig past some not-so-great looks to grasp it. As is often the case with Camilla and Marc, the prints were...
Like a lot of designers this season, Australia's Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman took inspiration from Japan. In particular, their aim was to explore wabi-sabi and its tenets of irregularity, incidental harmony, and lack of excess. That last one proved a bit ironic: Freeman and Freeman-Topper threw out a surfeit of ideas for Spring. There was a good collection in here, but you had to dig past some not-so-great looks to grasp it. As is often the case with Camilla and Marc, the prints were...
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