Showing posts with label complex geometries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label complex geometries. Show all posts

27.10.10

press up's






this is all a little late, but there are some truly stunning images of children of vision pieces in the latest remix magazine, above is just a small taste of the amazingness... go buy one now!!

huge thanks to atip and the remix crew.

1.9.10

press up's

every issue metro magazine runs a feature entitled 'dress code' where they compare varying styles of dress within the same occupation - with fashion week rapidly approaching this months issue featured fashion designers.

james dobson, designer of jimmy d and co-owner of children of vision (centre) represents! wearing a combination of children of vision labels including jimmy d, rad by rad hourani, complexgeometries, and salvor projects boots.


our friends at simply you magazine were kind enough to feature us in their latest issue out now - the image features australian label akira, new to children of vision for spring/summer.

thanks guys!!

10.11.09

went up a hill...



image courtesy of jak&jil blog

sorry for all the next season teaser's but we had to share these beautiful pics from the super talented tommy ton from jak&jil blog fame of complexgeometries next collection due to drop february next year. the collection is amazing, and i think everyone here has ordered at least one piece for themselves... the sheet tee (top and middle pics) in particular was a personal fave!!


27.8.09

geometry class





yah for big boxes! freshly hanging on our new season rack is montreal based label complex geometries, and ooooooooooh it's so cool! there's loose dresses with long ties, clever tee dresses with looped back panels that can be left voluminous or swept round the body, drapey gowns, unisex hooded tees and sweatshirts and scarves, actually it's all pretty unisex and all in the softest, washed down cotton jersey. i just wanna layer it up, and strut around in a billowing shroud of fabric... but thats just me...

above is a little sneak peek of what's instore now, and THOSE amazing pics by tommy ton from the incredible jack & jil blog - some of which are part of the collection instore now.

below is an interview with clayton from complex geometries, i think it's always nice to know a little about the person who's clothes you're wearing...

name: clayton evans (adam is NOT a designer...don't let him tell you otherwise ;)

right now the time is: 7:33pm

and where abouts in the world are you?: montreal, qc, canada

date of birth: september 17th

label name: complexgeometries

year label started: 2005

my new collection is entitled: "between good and evil..."

concept/motivation behind new collection: an examination of the ideas of good and bad.  no particular point of view, just an exploration.

the soundtrack to this collection would be: "I wouldn't normally do this kind of thing" pet shop boys.

the ultimate complexgeometries lady or gent is: surprising...trust me...I'm surprised all the time.

what do you know about new zealand? wool, hobbits and a reputation for good design.

shoot, shag or marry: is adam going to read this?

complete this sentence, I had a vision and my vision was… blurry....whatever....I'll just fake it.

14.6.09

to a tee


all images courtesy of jak & jil blog

we love a good collaboration, and we are also huge fans of jak & jil blog - you'll find us most mornings drooling over our keyboard at their images of the most sartorially gifted people in the world often rocking the most inspirational/sexy/precarious heels around. so we were more than a little excited to see jak & jil collaborate with one of our new additions for next season complex geometries (we have several new labels which we will reveal in the lead up to next season - stay tuned!)

complex geometries signature is clever, sculptural plays on basics such as singlets and tees with tricksy pattern cutting and super clever drape and is stocked in some of the worlds best boutiques including browns focus in london and reborn in montreal.

we'll keep you posted on complex geometries deliveries but in the meantime check out complex geometries: the white tee project here