SSERPE SS19

By PAP Magazine Editorial

An oversized jacket erupts with crimson and violet paisley swirls against a navy ground, its pattern density revealed as the wearer reclines on an olive velvet sofa studded with brass nailheads. The light is dim and warm, casting the room—rose damask wallpaper, Persian rug in red and indigo—into the atmosphere of a vintage European parlour. In another frame, a black paisley jacquard shirt pairs with navy-and-yellow tartan trousers, a collision of heritage motifs that subverts preppy codes through unexpected textile choices. The model's septum piercing and composed gaze anchor the styling in a contemporary sensibility, even as the fabrics reference archive pattern libraries. Across the series, the editorial treats paisley and tartan not as nostalgic flourishes but as graphic elements in an oversized, muted-palette wardrobe, shot in a still, contemplative register that lets texture and silhouette speak.