Natasha Nadya's graduate collection consists of conceptual outerwear staples that are showcased in a vivid black and orange palette. A graduate from Singapore's NAFA school, the designer creates utilitarian clothing that is surprisingly inspired by her favorite food.
Drawing inspiration from sushi, this collection marries overlapping and layered elements with textured and pleated details. The collection is also colorful and spirited, loosely representing its edible inspiration without appearing too literal.
The Natasha Nadya graduate collection also features pieces that can be customized to expand when worn. This is a reference to an individual's body before and after it is full of food. Captured by photographer Nino Yap, the designer's menswear range is spotlighted in an eye-catching portrait series. Model Corentin H stars in the editorial that features art direction by Adi Candra.
Theatrical Outerwear Collections
Natasha Nadya's Graduate Collection Spotlights Oversized Knits
Trend Themes
1. Conceptual Outerwear - Exploring the potential of layered and textured elements in outerwear designs.
2. Customizable Clothing - Integrating expandable features in garments that adapt to the wearer's changing body.
3. Food-inspired Fashion - Creating apparel collections that draw inspiration from culinary delights.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Opportunity for designers to experiment with conceptual and innovative outerwear designs.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Demand for unique textiles and fabrics that can be used to achieve layered and textured looks.
3. Photography and Art Direction - Collaboration opportunities for photographers and art directors to capture and showcase visually striking fashion collections.