Ottolinger SS21

September 30, 2020

The deconstructed nature of Ottolinger's Spring/Summer 2021 collection reflects the current state of the world we live in. But, for the brand, the collection is about creating clothes that empower people.

About the theme of the collection, Christa Bösch and Cosmia Gaadient, creative directors for Ottolinger, say, “For us, this means creating clothes that empower all of us, make us feel strong, more self-confident and ultimately celebrate the unique beauty of every one of us,” Bösch and Gadient says. “Clothes which embrace change and give us all of the superpower we need to sustain ourselves and become whoever we want to be.”

With the collection evoking the essence of superpowers, the clothing underlines the natural superpowers that we possess whether we’re conscious of them or not.

Text by Jacorey Moon
Photos Courtesy of Ottolinger

Featuring intricate mesh sets, inventive suit tailoring, ombres and tie dyes, and flowy yet constructed dresses, this collection speaks to the creative and thought-provoking nature of Ottolinger.

Check it out below.

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For Spring/Summer 2027, Olivier Rogers presents Leaving Marigot, a collection shaped by family, memory, Caribbean culture, and identity. Named after Marigot, Saint Martin, where Olivier was born, the collection draws on the places and people that shaped his understanding of style, connecting his Caribbean roots with his upbringing in Brooklyn.

Although he did not grow up in Saint Martin, Rogers spent part of his childhood on the island, where he noticed the understated way the men around him dressed: clean, fitted, simple, and intentional. His father, an electrician with a strong sense of style, became an early influence through his polo shirts with popped collars, track jackets, fitted vintage denim, and dress shoes. Photographs of his father as a young man, safely stored in his grandparents’ home, continue to inform Rogers’ approach to design.

His mother instilled a similar approach to dressing, teaching him that presenting yourself well was a way of earning respect. Leaving Marigot brings these influences together, connecting Marigot and Flatbush through a wardrobe that feels both familiar and personal. One of the collection’s most significant pieces is a red, white, and blue track jacket inspired by a photograph of Rogers’ father at around 18 or 19 years old. Referencing the colors of Saint Martin, the look is recreated through a matching track jacket and pants, while the campaign features a model reenacting the picture.

Text by Dylan Andrews

Colorful button holes bring a playful touch to matching blazers and trousers, while bright T-shirts, football-inspired track jackets, and denim draw from different parts of Rogers’ upbringing. Across the collection, familiar wardrobe staples are reworked through unexpected details and a considered approach to construction and color.

With Leaving Marigot, Rogers turns family history and cultural memory into a design language of his own, offering a collection that is as much about where he comes from as what he chooses to make of it.

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Founded in Los Angeles in 2021, Ella Mae Jepsen's brand blends her background in quilting and apparel design with her passion for sustainability. Behind the collection’s candy-colored surface is Jepsen's deep love for protecting the earth and for making clothes by hand. Working with deadstock and natural fibers and experimenting with dyes made from materials like rust, botanicals, and food waste, Jepsen is becoming a defiant innovator in the fashion space. PEACE ON EARTH !! is a call to action wrapped up in a pretty pink bow. As Jepsen puts it: protect the earth, because it’s the only place you can buy lipstick.