Kenzo, by Antonio Marras
By Suzy Menkes
Published: January 26, 2009
Published: January 26, 2009
PARIS: The Italian roots of Antonio Marras will be recognized when the designer meets President Barack Obama in Sardinia at the G8 summit this summer.
But Marras had a different country in mind when he took Russian constructivism as a theme for his first menswear show for Kenzo.
This well-judged debut focused on outerwear, where the graphic lines and check grids gave a brutal edge to more romantic embedded decoration. Top-to-toe color in wine and chartreuse added piquancy to the communist gray, black and white.
But Marras had a different country in mind when he took Russian constructivism as a theme for his first menswear show for Kenzo.
This well-judged debut focused on outerwear, where the graphic lines and check grids gave a brutal edge to more romantic embedded decoration. Top-to-toe color in wine and chartreuse added piquancy to the communist gray, black and white.
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