Emerging labels shine at Tranoà show in Paris

Emerging labels shine at Tranoï show in Paris

Translated by

Nicola Mira

The Tranoï trade show brought together some 30 emerging labels for its January 2022 edition, the second to be staged at the Palais de TokyoBoris Provost


A look by Mworks

Team spirit by Mworks

In addition to Ouest Paris, the label styled by Arthur Paris, a designer whose intriguing cv includes stints at AMI and Maison Kitsuné

Mworks is distributed at Le PrintempsLVMH


Denzilpatrick

Denzilpatrick’s new poetry

Daniel Gayle, born in London and a former designer at Phillip Lim, Victoria BeckhamKenzoBoth

Basing himself on family history and the stories he was told about it, Gayle has designed a second collection inspired “by a sense of being armoured, both literally and emotionally, by a feeling of protection, everything steeped in colours and a new joy of living.” Playing with contrasting materials and prints, the Denzilpatrick wardrobe features oversize coats alongside garments made with upcycled and recycled fabrics, like the colourful sweatshirts and cashmere pullovers. It includes matching sets in powder pink velvet, floral-print shirts made in London and Portugal, and even lace shirts with tie-dye effects. Gayle’s fashion is both nostalgic and innovative, laced with a fresh poetic vein that seems about to flourish. 


The Stolen Garment

The Stolen Garment, or the art of movement

 
Jungwoo Park is a Korean designer born in Seoul. He studied at London’s Central Saint Martins
 
Christened The Stolen Garment in a nod to Park’s first collection, which was stolen hours after his graduation show at Central Saint Martins – some of the garments were found worn by a homeless man in London – the label is already available at many department stores in Seoul, and by exhibiting at Tranoï it hopes to make inroads into France and Europe. The Stolen Garment’s collections are complemented by jewellery and accessories designed by Park’s other sister. As part of the Geometry Study collective, the Park family stages an annual dance performance featuring accessories and jewellery. 
 

A look by De Pino 

De Pino’s free looks

Born in France of Portuguese parents, Gabriel Figueiredo first studied at the École Duperré in Paris and at La CambreMaison Margiela
 
“[De Pino] is a label that explores the idea of femininity and seduction free from any constraint. It features evening gowns and party dresses that can be worn by any gender, light, flowing crocheted items that hint at a dress or a skirt, sensual, intimate jersey garments that seem time-worn, as well as accessories, like the miniature mini-bikinis that lend the body a fun, childish silhouette,” said Figueiredo. Artisanal fashion that plays with proportions and is increasingly wearable.
 
 

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