The Something Else SS12 Collection is Surreal
Meghan Young — October 23, 2011 — Fashion
References: something-else.au & lifelounge.au
There is a psychotropic air in the Something Else SS12 catalog that has nothing to do with drugs. Instead, it is the creative genius behind each design.
Designed by Natalie Wood, the Something Else SS12 collection is filled with digitally printed fashion that is vibrantly graphic. Inspired by the an underwater theme, the collection is appropriately titled Submerged.
Tying into that theme, photographer Pierre Toussaint created a surreal, watery experience by way of draped plastic sheets that surround model of the moment Anja, giving the impression of a fish languidly swimming around in a tank.
Overall, the Something Else SS12 collection and catalog presents an engaging experience that will leave people wanting more, as the model appears to be submerged underwater.
Designed by Natalie Wood, the Something Else SS12 collection is filled with digitally printed fashion that is vibrantly graphic. Inspired by the an underwater theme, the collection is appropriately titled Submerged.
Tying into that theme, photographer Pierre Toussaint created a surreal, watery experience by way of draped plastic sheets that surround model of the moment Anja, giving the impression of a fish languidly swimming around in a tank.
Overall, the Something Else SS12 collection and catalog presents an engaging experience that will leave people wanting more, as the model appears to be submerged underwater.
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