Sabine Ducasse

Plastic pixelated fashion this was Sabine Ducasse's SS2012 collection called Melting Pot. 

This is a unique collection where everything was thrown  into the 'melting pot'. Sabine has collaged  labels, magazine cuttings and newsprint into kaleidoscopic surface design and also created sculptural body plates from Perler fuse beads.

Lana Dumitru (the concept)

Lana has used collage amazingly well in these sketches for her SS 2012 collection managing with this basic technique to establish the theme and shape of her .
Lana Dumitru is still a student at The Design Institute of Italy but her collections have become internationally recognised for their revolutionary fusion of camouflage, modern technology and Romanian traditions.

Umit Unal

 

Umit Unal currently runs his design label from Istanbul, Turkey where he designs and creates his pieces with a team of 15 artists and craftspeople. His designs can be found worldwide, he began his life in fashion early working at his father's Master Craft design atelier from the age of eight. These are some details from his SS2012 his range of clothing is defined by its hand detailing and constant experimentation. (images)

Saga Sigurdardottir and Meadham Kirchoff

I wanted to share more of these incredible images from Meadham Kirchoff's SS2012 collection. again the photography is by Icelandic photographer Saga Sigurdardottir. I just love the richness of colour and texture, as well as the fun and energy of this work.

Kulte 'Insouciance'

‘Insouciance’ is a series of abstract geometric still life’s that introduces Kulte's SS2012 colour pallet, prints and fabrics . A very graphic and original promotion that showcases the upcoming theme of their collection very well. (thanks)

Meadham Kirchoff by Saga Sigurdardottir

Fun and humour abounds in Meadham Kirchoff's SS2012 collection. The 'behind the scenes' photography is by the talented Icelandic photographer Saga Sigurdardottir, her blog is fantastic.

Sang Hyuk Han

This selection of work by Korea's Sang Hyuk Han has many similarities to the work below by Walter Van Beirendonck with their blocks of colour inside the silhouette of the garment a great visual tool for slimming the figure. Sang Hyuk Han has also mixed the identity of the wearer with his hybrid designs.