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Khaite Lays Lace Over Its Signature Strength

Khaite presented its SS27 collection with floral lace, corsetry, and pastel lingerie-inspired dresses.

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Khaite presented its SS27 collection with floral lace, corsetry, and pastel lingerie-inspired dresses. Designer Catherine Holstein layered romance onto the 'Khaite woman' she has long defined through strong leather and sharp silhouettes. Voluminous ruffles move over flowing fabrics, and delicate details coexist with structural restraint.

It began with a martini at Gritti Palace in Venice. The city's coexistence of old and new posed a new question to Holstein. Instead of asking what to take away, she asked what could be added, and Khaite chose to layer rather than subtract its signature strength.

Corsetry still draws a clear line around the body. But the lace and flowing materials wrapped over it create a softness Khaite has never shown before. Pastel dresses reminiscent of antique lingerie form a new sentence within Khaite's restrained language.

This collection proves the power of addition. By keeping the strength and layering lace on top, Khaite became more dimensional. Do you believe strength and romance can coexist within a single garment?

FAQ

What are the key design elements of Khaite's SS27 collection?

Khaite's SS27 collection features floral lace, corsetry, antique lingerie-inspired pastel dresses, and voluminous ruffles. Designer Catherine Holstein layered romantic elements over the brand's signature strong leather and sharp silhouettes, revealing a new dimension of the Khaite woman.

What inspired Catherine Holstein for Khaite's SS27 collection?

Catherine Holstein drew inspiration from a martini at Venice's Gritti Palace. The city's coexistence of old and new prompted her to ask 'what to add' rather than 'what to subtract,' resulting in a collection that layers lace and romance over strength.

How does Khaite's SS27 collection differ from previous styles?

SS27 retains Khaite's strong leather and restrained silhouettes while adding romantic elements like floral lace, corsets, pastel dresses, and ruffles. This 'addition' approach creates a multidimensional balance where strength and softness coexist, adding new layers to the Khaite woman.