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Posted 2 months, 20 days ago. on March 4, 2012 by Joanna
Akris’ Expressionist Fall – Akris creative director Albert Kriemler was inspired by American Expressionist painter Franz Kline’s artwork for the label’s fall 2012 showing. Autumn embraced a muted palette of black, tan, chocolate and orange hues with relaxed shapes. Wide legged trousers and floor-length dresses dominated the runway, accented by brushstroke style prints. Kriemeler gave the minimal designs a touch of glam with sequin and leather detailing. No doubt, the Akris woman is ready for an autumn of relaxed sophistication in these inspired designs.
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Posted 2 months, 24 days ago. on February 29, 2012 by Joanna
Pure Simplicity – Denisa Dvorakova is casual refinement at its best in the colorful spring collection of Arkis, photographed by Yasunari Kikuma for the April edition of Vogue Japan. With styling by Satoshi Hirota, Denisa soaks up the sun in abstract prints and lightweight knits. / Hair by Taku, Makeup by Yuki
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Posted 7 months, 24 days ago. on October 2, 2011 by Joanna
Akris’ Sporty Spring – Akris’ sharp suiting took a turn for sportswear apparel with the label’s spring 2012 collection presented earlier today. Models hit the runway in lightweight knits, sack dresses, automobile prints and asymmetrical cuts for the new season. The sporty frocks were given a feminine touch with lace detailing, sheer materials and a vibrant color palette which impressed from first look to last.
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Posted 1 year, 4 months ago. on January 20, 2011 by Joanna
Hannelore Knuts gets a healthy dose of calcium for the spring 2011 campaign from Akris photographed by Steven Klein.
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Posted 1 year, 7 months ago. on October 3, 2010 by Joanna
Known for making clothing for powerful businesswomen, the spring 2011 collection from Akris does not disappoint with its sleek silhouettes, asymmetrical cuts and sharp tailoring. Opening with an array of pure white separates, the spring collection quickly went from minimal tranquility to an explosion of color with floral prints and vibrant green and orange pieces.
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