If you've read my blog before, you probably noticed that one of my prefered designer is Damir Doma (by the way you can read an article I wrote for the french newpaper Le Monde about East-European designers here).
His Fall/Winter 2010 show was precisely what Damir Doma's designs are about.
The airy mood of the set, only paced by a smoke curtain, from which materialized waveless silouhettes, like the essence of a poem.
Damir Doma, like a poet who'd have to protect from the cold of an imaginary and immaterial place, and the same way he would write a poem modelling isolated words and concluding to a meaningful entirety, works with fabric layerings and noteworthy prints.
Albeit there's a lot of black hue, the clothes seem airy and weightless.
Once again, well done!




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