Discover PETAR PETROV Fall Winter 2022.23 Collection, that brings simplicity and clarity, with effortless, but powerful looks, presented during the recently finished Paris Fashion Week. The collection enhances the wearer’s confidence and individual sense of style. It’s made from luxurious natural fibres such as supple leather, velvet, silk, denim, and wool. Fashion photographer Krisztian Eder captured the lookbook featuring models Isa Gustafson, Evelyn Nagy, Emily Krause, Ju Won, and Nandinin Malwalde. In charge of styling was Jane How, with casting direction from Julia Lange. Beauty is work of hair stylist Soichi Inagaki, and makeup artist Lydia Bredl.
“Simplicity does not have to be unremarkable or anonymous. The collection is designed with maximum attention paid to detailing (poppers! lapels! shoulder lines! top stitching!) and to carefully calibrated proportions. The goal is maximum versatility now and in years to come. I also wanted to infuse a measure of sexiness without relying on spotlight grabbing tropes. Elegant statement pieces feature thigh splits, wrap waists, cut out necklines, tie strings and are designed in sumptuous fabrics including velvet, rib silk knit and semi sheer knit texture print silk. Buttons, shirt tail hems and long cuffs allow for numerous self-styling options – there is no prescriptive way of wearing these pieces and this collection’s adaptability is only limited by one’s own imagination.” – Petar Petrov
Discover PETAR PETROV Fall Winter 2022.23 Collection, that brings simplicity and clarity, with effortless, but powerful looks, presented during the recently finished Paris Fashion Week. The collection enhances the wearer’s confidence and individual sense of style. It’s made from luxurious natural fibres such as supple leather, velvet, silk, denim, and wool. Fashion photographer Krisztian Eder captured the lookbook featuring models Isa Gustafson, Evelyn Nagy, Emily Krause, Ju Won, and Nandinin Malwalde. In charge of styling was Jane How, with casting direction from Julia Lange. Beauty is work of hair stylist Soichi Inagaki, and makeup artist Lydia Bredl.
“Simplicity does not have to be unremarkable or anonymous. The collection is designed with maximum attention paid to detailing (poppers! lapels! shoulder lines! top stitching!) and to carefully calibrated proportions. The goal is maximum versatility now and in years to come. I also wanted to infuse a measure of sexiness without relying on spotlight grabbing tropes. Elegant statement pieces feature thigh splits, wrap waists, cut out necklines, tie strings and are designed in sumptuous fabrics including velvet, rib silk knit and semi sheer knit texture print silk. Buttons, shirt tail hems and long cuffs allow for numerous self-styling options – there is no prescriptive way of wearing these pieces and this collection’s adaptability is only limited by one’s own imagination.” – Petar Petrov
