At the core of this collection is the 'Lazy Fashion' philosophy. Pieces spontaneously drawn with a Sharpie amid hectic daily life skipped prototypes and testing altogether. The roughness resembles scribbles on canvas, laid bare in their raw state. The skirt in the first image unfolds vertical pleats and fringe details in layered structure. A red belt at the waist commands attention.
Hand-drawn painting techniques run through the entire collection. The sleeveless dress in the second image spreads rough black-and-white painting across its front. A white zigzag neckline and orange floral detail punctuate the design. Even the ballerina shoes carry hand-painted patterns, each one brushed by hand.
The refusal to chase perfection defines this collection's charm. Rough, imperfect lines radiate freedom instead. Ready to add raw wit to your wardrobe?
FAQ
What is the relationship between Paloma Wool and Bet Caglieri?
Bet Caglieri has been Paloma Wool's model and muse since her teenage years. After a decade of friendship, the two realized their collaboration through a capsule collection. Bet currently works as a designer at Jacquemus and brought her visual language to this collection.
What are the key features of this Paloma Wool collaboration collection?
The collection is rooted in a 'lazy fashion' philosophy with rough paintings spontaneously drawn in Sharpie pen as its core. Raw works without prototypes or testing are expressed freely like doodles on calico fabric. Imperfect lines and hand-drawn details run throughout the collection.
What items are included in the Paloma Wool collection?
The collection includes skirts with layered fringe details and pleats, black and white rough-painted sleeveless dresses, and ballerina shoes with hand-drawn patterns. Red belts and orange floral details serve as accent points throughout the pieces.
