I've been following Damir Doma since the very beginning. I Had the honor of chatting with him after his very first show i think it was 2008? or 2009 in Paris.
I remember going to the show with my friend Sophie, back then we used to work as Fashion Editors/stylists for PENG! Magazine - good times!
Anyhow - we fell in love with the collection from the first look.
I remember going to the show with my friend Sophie, back then we used to work as Fashion Editors/stylists for PENG! Magazine - good times!
Anyhow - we fell in love with the collection from the first look.
Loved everything about this new hyped designer from Germany (croatian born though).
To me it was clear that i want to dress in Damir Doma for the rest of my life, and i will! as soon as i am able to afford it! (-but to be honest his prices are totally acceptable placed in the mid-high section i would say)
To me it was clear that i want to dress in Damir Doma for the rest of my life, and i will! as soon as i am able to afford it! (-but to be honest his prices are totally acceptable placed in the mid-high section i would say)
What do i think about the Resort collection?
Its different. I'm missing the "beduin" looks a bit - the looks i normally love - the mix of fabrics is bold but totally legit! finished in a very fine way and the different elements round up to a typical DD silhouette i would say.
Its different. I'm missing the "beduin" looks a bit - the looks i normally love - the mix of fabrics is bold but totally legit! finished in a very fine way and the different elements round up to a typical DD silhouette i would say.
Whats interesting to me is that Damir is combing three elements this season
- his typical silhouette
- elements like belly crop top and cut outs are awakening the spirit of the 90s a bit.
- Fabrics with woven and/or printed highlights.
I would say that the Designer is focusing on a broader market because the designs are more "classy" and would attract the average woman of today and also the mystical Damir Doma wearer.
The 90s are back - even Damir has to admit to this ;)
Pants like these - to me - are something new(er) to the brand because the cuts are very classic and clear - again - missing the haarem/beduin look.
A close-up of the fabrics used on my favorite Dress
Damir Doma at the press-preview at Pitti Womens in Florence
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