Ottolinger f/w 2022 rtw
Creative Director Christa Bösch & Cosima Gadient
Fashion Editor/Stylist Ursina Gysi
Makeup Artist Janakal Gajeva & Isamaya Ffrench
Hair Stylist Yann Turchi
Photographer Mark Peckmezian
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The Best of the Runway with a Guilty Side of Pre-fall, from A-Z: RTW Fall/Winter 2022 (Part 4)
-Ming Ma RTW, creative dir.”-
-Missoni RTW, creative dir. Alberto Caliri -
-Miu Miu RTW, creative dir. Miuccia Prada-
-Molly Goddard RTW, creative dir.”-
-2 Moncler 1952 RTW, creative dir(s). Veronica leoni and Sergio Zambon-
-Monique Lhuillier RTW, creative dir.”-
-Monse RTW, creative dir(s). Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia-
-MSGM RTW, creative dir. Massimo Giorgetti-
-Nanushka Pre-fall, creative dir. Sandra Sandor-
-Nanushka RTW-
-Nensi Dojaka RTW, creative dir.”-
-No Sesso Pre-fall, creative dir. Pierre Davis-
-No Sesso RTW-
-Off-White RTW, creative dir. Virgil Abloh-
-Olivier Theyskens RTW, creative dir.”-
-Oscar De La Renta RTW, creative dir(s). Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia-
-Ottolinger RTW, creative dir(s). Cosima Gadient and Christa Bösch-
-Our Legacy RTW, creative dir. Christopher Nying-
-Paco Rabanne RTW, creative dir. Julien Dossena-
-Palmer Harding RTW, creative dir(s). Matthew Harding and Levi Palmer-
-Peter Do RTW, creative dir.”-
-Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Pre-fall, creative dir. Lorenzo Serafini-
-Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini RTW-
-Ports 1961 RTW, creative dir. Karl Templer-
-Prabal Gurung RTW, creative dir.”-
-Prada RTW, creative dir(s). Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada-
-Pratt Institute RTW, various designers-
-Preen by Thornton Bregazzi RTW, creative dir(s). Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi-
-PRISCAVera RTW, creative dir. Prisca Vera Franchetti-
-Private Policy RTW, creative dir(s). Haoran Li and Siying Qu-
-Proenza Schouler RTW, creative dir(s). Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez-
-Rave Review RTW, creative dir(s). Josephine Bergqvist and Livia Schück-
-Renaissance Renaissance RTW, creative dir. Cynthia Merhej-
-Reveligion RTW, creative dir. Maria Munro-
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Ottolinger SS24
From Amy Verner's review for Vogue:
Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient seem entirely unchanged as co-designers; and to some degree, the same could be said of their Berlin-based label. It remains a body-positive expression of subversive femininity enriched with energetic color and craft. Theirs is the type of multi-faceted clothing that mashes up ’90s music videos, sci-fi source material and the gaming universe today.
First, there were looks in linen knit—cowling, clingy and cutout tops with pants seductively rolled down at the waistband. The single-sleeved gauzy dress in a soft shade of sand was especially enticing. Next up was denim, an Ottolinger standby; only this time, it came with a contrast flocked pattern creeping up the legs. There was tattered and deconstructed tailoring that seemingly gave the finger to corporate attire. And there were printed bodysuits, some with trompe l’oeil men’s suits, others with cyborg anatomy (add a single silver lens to the eyes, paint the brow white and the transformation is complete).
But the designers really showed their alt ingenuity with the five final looks in a bridal vein—romantic and delicately embellished creations that veered away from traditional. The silhouettes were pulled apart, coolly unconstrained and offset with black bandeau bras and boy shorts. “We go to weddings and always feel they need an edge,” said Bösch.
Today’s venue was an old bank branch occupying a corner between the grands magasins and the Paris Opéra, which was customized by having the windows sprayed and tagged with graffiti, as though bringing a slice of Kreuzberg to the Boulevard Haussmann.
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Research on the designer duo of Berlin based brand of Ottolinger, Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient. And research on some designers incorporating sustainability and up cycling in their design.
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Ottolinger Rewrites the Code of Beauty and Femininity
Ottolinger Rewrites the Code of Beauty and Femininity
Two friends from college years, Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient. After graduating, their paths crossed to establish their own brand, thus emerging Ottolinger, based in Berlin, whom we know with his avant-garde silhouettes and whose unique aesthetic approach we cannot resist. With body-hugging fabrics, asymmetrical cuts, surreal prints, randomly tied laces and radical accessories, they design…
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LADY GAGA WEARS OTTOLINGER FOR HAUS LABORATORIES VIDEO WITH NIKKIE TUTORIALS
Lady Gaga has been a very busy woman lately. Not only does she eagerly promote her #1 beauty line Haus Laboratories, but she lands magazine cover after magazine cover, tops the first spot on several lists and bags concert spots for the upcoming year!
This time she collaborated with Dutch beauty guru and influencer Nikkie de Jager aka Nikkie Tutorials on a video showcasing Gaga’s new holiday products.
The Italian-American beauty tried to stir the attention to her glam and hair by rocking a more or less simple black dress by German label Ottolinger.
Ottolinger is a brand formed in 2015 by Cosima Gradient and Christa Bösch, two Swiss girls who met at the Basel School of Design and realized that they related to one another – they liked the same things and had the same approach to life.
This strappy cut-out knit maxi dress was presented on the Spring/Summer 2020 runway.
Gaga has quite an obsession with Jennifer Fisher’s brass hoop earrings lately! She opted for her silver rhodium-plated Baby Jamma thick hoops ($550).
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Jennifer Fisher “Baby Jamma” Hoops ($550.00)
Do you want to meet Lady Gaga as well? Haus Laboratories brings a two-day pop-up store to LA’s The Grove tomorrow, showcasing the festive, holiday-themed “Cosmic Love” collection (which launched online just last week). And she will be there!
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Ottolinger | Fall Winter 2020/2021 | Full Show
Ottolinger | Fall Winter 2020/2021 | Full Show
Ottolinger | Fall Winter 2020/2021 by Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient | Full Fashion Show in High Definition. (Widescreen – Exclusive Video/1080p – PFW/Paris Fashion Week)
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Ottolinger s/s 2020 rtw
Creative Directors Cosima Gradient & Christa Bösch
Fashion Editor/Stylist Ursina Gysi
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All the Highlights, from A to Z: RTW Spring/Summer 2022 (Part 4)
-Molly Goddard, creative dir.”-
-Moschino, creative dir. Jeremy Scott-
-Nanushka, creative dir. Sandra Sandor-
-Nensi Dojaka, creative dir.”-
-Nomanoman, creative dir. J.C Ling-
-Oscar de la Renta, creative director(s). Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim-
-Ottolinger, creative dir(s). Cosima Gadient and Christa Bösch-
-Ozlana, creative dir. Hannah Kim-
-Paco Rabanne, creative dir. Julien Dossena-
-Palmer Harding, creative dir(s). Levi Palmer & Matthew Harding-
-Peter Do, creative dir.”-
-Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, creative dir.”-
-Ports 1961, creative dir(s). Fabien Baron & Karl Temper-
-Prabal Gurung, creative dir.”-
-Prada, creative dir(s). Miuccia Prada & Raf Simons-
-Private Policy, creative dir(s). Haoran Li and Siying Qu-
-Proenza Schouler, creative dir(s). Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez-
-Rick Owens, creative dir.”-
-Rodarte, creative dir(s). Kate & Laura Mulleavy-
-Schiaparelli, creative dir. Daniel Roseberry-
-Simone Rocha, creative dir.”-
-St. John, creative dir. Zoe Turner-
-Sultry Virgin, creative dir(s). Wang Qiuge & Xu Yan-*
-Supriya Lele, creative dir.”-
-The Swedish School of Textiles, creative dir(s).”-
-Thom Browne, creative dir.”-
-Tom Ford, creative dir.”-
-Tory Burch, creative dir. Honor Brodie-
-Ulla Johnson, creative dir.”-
-Valentino, creative dir. Pierpaolo Piccioli-
-Vera Wang, creative dir.”-
-Versace, creative dir. Donatella Versace-
-Vivienne Westwood, creative dir. Andreas Kronthaler-
-we11done, creative dir(s). Dami Kwon & Jessica Jung-
-Saint Laurent, creative dir. Anthony Vaccarello-
-Zimmermann, creative dir(s). Nicky & Simone Zimmermann-
*photo set credit to twitter account @girlsonfilm
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INTERVIEW. OTTOLINGER BY CHRISTA BÖSCH AND COSIMA GADIENT
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New Individualities
Le nuove reclute del fashion design smontano gli stereotipi culturali e rifiutano i nazionalismi. Non si tratta di una strategia per risultare controversi, ma di una pura presa di coscienza della contaminazione culturale oggi in atto. Una giustapposizione di tecniche o elementi decorativi provenienti da diverse aree geografiche, raccolti e addizionati per superare gli steccati, i confini al centro del dibattito socio-politico. Kway Yuen Chan, ad esempio, esplicita nella sua estetica i risultati dell’immigrazione che ha investito la Cina negli anni Novanta. “Sono nato a Hong Kong e in quel frangente storico la città aveva influenze occidentali e orientali. Questo ha portato alla nascita di ciò che oggi in gergo viene definita New-China culture”, conferma il designer. La collezione di Kway Yuen Chan trae perciò spunto dalle produzioni cinematografiche hollywoodiane; “ma anche da elementi appartenenti alla subcultura locale come la Hong Kong Mafia o le divise, squisitamente funzionali, delle forze dell’ordine”. La designer Anne Joy Li col brand SANCT commenta questa mistura policulturale e la vede come opportunità di esprimere il proprio io attraverso la moda. “Le mie collezioni sono statement; voglio ribadire che per le nuove generazioni è possibile non sentire l’appartenenza a una specifica cerchia etnica. Ed è proprio la consapevolezza di poter essere più cose in contemporanea che genera il pluralismo che stiamo vivendo”. Ma allo stesso tempo così si celebra anche l’unicità del singolo individuo, analizzato non più in rapporto al contesto in cui vive ma alla sua storia personale. “Le mie referenze estetiche nascono dalla mia esperienza da cittadina americana-taiwanese”, continua la designer. Tessuti e silhouette citano il work-wear. “Ho usato molto denim o comunque tessuti dalla consistenza pesante, storicamente adoperati per gli abiti da lavoro o per le divise militari”. Poi la collezione viene smussata da un delicato romanticismo che si arrampica sugli abiti sotto forma di motivi floreali rossi. Ottolinger, il brand di Christa Bösch e Cosima Gadient, ha invece base a Berlino. “Ma ritorniamo spesso alle nostre radici svizzere”, dichiara il duo. Così le Goldvreneli, le tradizionali monete portafortuna, vengono contestualizzate in un sistema estetico post-soviet. Poi alcuni capi vengono bruciati ai lembi come protesta verso la concezione mainstream del glamour. Anche Fengchen Wang è conscia che l’estetica oggi non debba avere referenze antropologiche univoche. Al centro dell’analisi stilistica la mancanza di patriottismo e la convinzione che la moda oggi voglia rappresentare più etnie contemporaneamente. Stesso parere per Ali Efe Ekmeci. “Sono nato a Istanbul, cresciuto ad Amsterdam e poi ho vissuto tra Parigi e Londra” premette il designer. Il giovane creativo turco col brand Ekmekci registra quella porzione di giovani che non si sentono rappresentati da una sola matrice etnica; o che addirittura trovano sconveniente considerare il senso di appartenenza alla terra natìa come un supposto valore morale. Non a caso la sua ultima collezione si chiama Darknet: la rete sotterranea del web. Un luogo virtuale visto come habitat etereo, spoglio di perimetri geografici e possibile terra vergine per la libertà di espressione. Infine il progetto di Dyllan Ahinful, riprende la secolare questione Black/White. Il brand L’Origine, fondato con Jeffrey Mensah, anche lui ghanese, propone di unificare i guardaroba della comunità afro ed europea, usando lo stesso fitting o palette cromatica. Dyllan dichiara: “Il nostro marchio vuole superare gli stereotipi estetici; crediamo fortemente che le cose fino ad oggi definite culturalmente opposte possano in realtà arricchirsi l’un l’altra”.
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Cute Snoopy Apollo 11 1969 Nasa 2020 Shirt
Cute Snoopy Apollo 11 1969 Nasa 2020 Shirt
Created by artist Georgia Gardner Gray, the picnic inspired print was one of the Cute Snoopy Apollo 11 1969 Nasa 2020 Shirtof Ottolinger designers Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient’s spring 2020 show. Modern while evoking nostalgia for carefree barbecues and days at the beach, it highlights several things this socially-distanced summer has been missing. Already a favorite with Lipa and her…
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