Prva večer Cro-a-portera održala se u Kući za ljude i umjetnost Lauba na Črnomercu, koja me apsolutno oduševila i da se mene pita, sve revije bih organizirala tamo. Kuća je izgrađena 1910. godine i služila je kao jahaonica u sklopu vojnog kompleksa austrougarske vojske, a kasnije postaje tkaonica Tekstilnog kombinata Zagreb. Odličan prostor i moram otići tamo na neku izložbu da prostor doživim onako kako je planirano.
Uglavnom, večer je bila zanimljiva, iako ne volim kad nešto kasni sat vremena jer se čekaju zvijezde, a za oko su mi zapela tri brenda.
Otvorila ju je revije XD Xenia Design koja je uvijek vjerna svome stilu i u čijim kolekcijama uvijek nađem nešto za sebe. Slijedio je DIORALOP, brend koji stvaraju Andreja Bistričić & Maja Merlić i ovaj put posvećen muškarcima. Već prepoznatljivi printevi na dobrom dizajnu jako su mi se svidjeli, iako u Hrvatskoj nema baš muškaraca koji bi obukli suknju, iako je poznajem dvojicu pravih muškaraca na kojima to izgleda prirodnije nego na meni :) Manekeni su "ukrašeni" lažnim tetovažama i izgledali su baš moćno, što mi se također svidjelo.
Nakon njih uslijedili su Madame Demode & Tamara Bombardelli, gdje sam našla par zanimljivih komada i gdje su mi se posebno svidjele romantične frizure na manekenkama.
The first night of the Cro-a-Porter was held in the Home for people and art in Lauba, which absolutely thrilled me and if you ask me, I would organized all the shows there. The house was built in 1910th year and served as riding spece in military complex in the Austrian army, and later becomes a weaving Textile Combine Zagreb. A great place and I have to go there on an exhibition to see the space as is planned.
Basically, the evening was interesting, although I do not like when something is delayed an hour because they are waiting for the stars. I liked three brands that night.
Show opened XD Xenia Design, which is always true to her style and in whose collections I always find something for myself. Than followed DIORALOP, a brand that create Andrea Bistricic & Maja Merlić, this time dedicated to the men. I really liked already identifiable prints on good design, although I think that there are no man in Croatia who would put on a skirt, although I know two real men which look more natural in a dress than I do :) Models were "decorated" with fake tattoos and looked very powerful, which I also liked.
After them followed Madame Demode & Tamara Bombardelli, where I found a couple of interesting pieces, and where I especially liked the romantic hairstyles on models.
And yes, I really, really, really like this leather jacket :)
