Soepvallende, superlange rok van Dries van Noten. Sluit aan de achterzijde met knoopjes. De rok is er ook in grijs.
Maat: 42 Taille: ong. 40 cm (platgemeten) Heup: ong. 57 cm Lengte: ong. 105-114 cm Materiaal: 100% rayon Kleur: aubergine Conditie: Nieuwstaat.
Wie is Dries van Noten
Dries Van Noten (1958-) is a Belgian fashion designer and an eponymous fashion brand. In 2005, the New York Times described him "one of fashion's most cerebral designers" [1]. His style is said to be "eccentric", and fell out of favor during the long period of minimalistic fashion in the early 1990s, only to make a come back towards the mid 2000s [1][2], culminating with Van Noten's winning of the International Award of the Council of Fashion Designers of America in 2008. On the same year, he dressed actress Cate Blanchett for the Academy Awards.
Van Noten was born into a family of garment makers and traders: his father owned a menswear shop and his grandfather was a tailor. He graduated from the Antwerp Fashion Academy in 1980, and began his career in 1986, when he presented his first menswear collection in London as part of the The Antwerp Six collective. That led to a small order from Barneys New York, a store that still stocks his merchandise regularly.[2] Van Noten currently creates four collections a year (men's and women's, both for summer and winter) and used to have a children's line too, although this was terminated.
The brand does not offer haute couture; all of its designs are ready to wear and available at retail: "'I'm a little naive but I don't like the idea of showing things that you don't sell in a store", said Van Noten in a recent interview.[1] His work is said to be characterized by use of prints (often ethnic), colors, original fabrics and layering. He does not advertise.[3]
While Dries Van Noten works and lives in Antwerp, the brand has shops in five locations, mostly in Asia Pacific. The first, opening in Antwerp in 1989, was "Het Modepaleis".