Adam Lippes – Fall 2010 – New York

Lippes showed many wearable separates with a theme revolving around the idea of flight.

story by Alexandra Dawes
photos by Adrianna Favero
photo editing by Alexandra Dawes

The Adam Lippes fantastical Fall 2010 collection was heavily inspired by Isca Greenfield-Sander’s painting of a parachute jumper.

Lippes showed many wearable separates with a theme revolving around the idea of flight. Models in the show appeared as if they were dressed in pure parachute material. Some skirts were even constructed to resemble clouds, and one look was very vintage daredevil aviator-looking, giving the whole collection an Amelia Earhart quality.

Highlights of the show included aviator-inspired shearling utility jackets, the parachute-esque folds of chiffon in red, white, and plaid, as well as a long ivory tent dress which was beautifully paired with a gilded vest.

Overall, this collection had a refreshing, free, and easy look which successfully conveyed the ideas of flight, freedom, and movement.

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