Designer Picks: Brit Wacher Shares Her Favorite Trends For Fall 2014
Brittany Wacher is a Montreal based fashion designer. After graduating from La Salle University in Vancouver, Brittany spent some time in Asia effective as a stylist ( including Eloquence Global Creators Magazine and Thailand Run into Magazine). Brittany then went to Arnhem where she worked with Dutch designer Pauline Van Dongen. It was under Van Dongen’s tuleage that Brittany started to refine her approach to garment construction under Van Dongen’s concept of merging fashion:science.
Brittany’s current work focuses upon her perspectives in experiencing life through fantasy and surrounding realistic core conflicts of the world around her. Brittany’s pieces are based upon her concept of duality and the passage of energy through time and space. Brittany is interested in making a conceptual show of both shapely-tailored craftsmanship integrating flowing draped elements, subtle obscurities and well- made garments.
Real Style: What are your three essential must-haves for women this season and why?
Brit Wacher: Combat boots, a wide brimmed, felt hat, and a shapely wool jacket.
Real Style: What are your favourite trends this season?
Brit: Minimal, clean cuts.
Real Style: What are your favourite garnishing women need to start wearing this season?
Brit: Hmm maybe a book, a durable leather satchel, and some green tea.
Real Style: How do you define your latest collection?
Brit: A structural distortion of the woman body, yet still flattering and wearable. The collection utilized various shapes and stayed monochromatic in colour.
Real Style: If women could only buy one piece from your collections, what would it be and why?
Brit: The oversized, geometric wool, tailored jacket.
Photo: John Londono, britwacher.com
Original article: Designer Picks: Brit Wacher Shares Her Favorite Trends For Fall 2014
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