Marimekko autumn/winter 2012 clothes, bags and accessories
collection was revealed on Thursday at a fashion show in Katajanokka’s old
customs house. Before the show started, the managing director Mika Ihamuotila told a
bit more about the motif, which was like with the
interior collection; off to
the woods. He was talking about how we Finns maybe don’t appreciate the nature that
so often starts right from our doorstep, quite as much as we should. The citizens of New York, London and Tokyo were used as a comparison, whom have to
settle for a park or maybe a spa to get away from the hectic city. As a former
Londoner, I could totally relate to this. What comes to the show, I especially
liked the loose-fitting woollen coats designed by Tuula Pöyhönen. There were lots of colourful sock and tights as well as wood & resin jewellery that reminded me
of some old Marni ones I have, but then again as it was my workplace for so
many years, I always see 'Marni' everywhere...
Images courtesy of Marimekko.
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Ympäripyöreä coat |
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Vasara trousers, Pikasso shirt, Aimo hat |
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Aronia dress, Maisa scarf |
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P-arka jacket |
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Ruusu dress, Toimi bag, Oktaavi tights |
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Myrsky necklace |
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Kotilo coat |
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Mari-essu |
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Sirppi dress |
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Huppelus coat |
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