Maciej Zien fashion Show !

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The other day Maciej's Zien Fashion Show took place in Poland, he's a really known Polish designer and hes clothes are amazing!Really stylish and not over the top but simple :) But Fashion Show took place in church!!!

The designer began with the two-layer dresses. Intricate patterns on transparent fabric , cut-outs and Azura are not typical means of expression for Zień . Perhaps the designer was inspired by the style of the outstanding duo Proenza Schouler ? Game X-ray clearances and subsequent layers quickly gave way to the suits . Already in the collections of " Kaleidoscope " and "Hurricane" it was obvious that Maciej Zien more and more interested in women's smoking - always perfectly tailored , with strong colors or designs. Wowed set presented by Charlotte Tomaszewska , especially jacket with leather sleeves knock . There was also a terrific idea to wear red-haired Candice Pokrzywiński in a bright red suit - electrifying combination!

Beetle chitin skeleton back in abstract princi on a dark blue silk (see Kate's dress Rozz ), but we have the impression that the X-ray radiography here concerns the whole of contemporary Zień , his artistic language . The most successful designs of the last few years of the studio returned in new guises : perfectly tailored short corset beautifully exposing breasts , cut rounding hips , inner corset dress trailing resembling a Greek tunic dress with sparkling tulle applications silently zasłaniającymi body .

In this statement "the best of " do not run , however, new . Segment wowed us in creamy white collection . Zbluzowane shirts for golf , beautiful skirts in the visible tabs at the back of the slide - a brand new Zień , more casual than elegant dresses , but more formal than a line Zień -a-porter . Fared well , any experiments confusing the eye , among others. whole galaxy going maxi dress sets top + spódnica.Wielka shame that party photo does not allow to appreciate the rear of creation - in the case of collection of " X-ray " bring to a two-dimensional fashion is unfair.