We saw a selection of dresses and trousers suits made of luxurious leathers and thick wools. His collection consisted of maily blacks, whites, greys and neutral shades, with Costa calling his technique ‘minimal and almost monastic’. Which was mirrored in his fitted dress made out of black wool, paired with a double leather belt, to which he named the ‘power dress’.
Calvin-klein Collection
If you’re looking for sophisticatedly simple lines and monochromatic hues in slim coat, riding pants, or chic little dress, then Calvin Klein is the place to go. Some designers might dabble in minimalism, but at Calvin Klein stark subtlety is a religion, and the Pre-Fall 11 collection proved to be no different. Each piece created by Costa worked in harmony together, and was very much a continuation from his previous SS11 shows.
He showed the versatility of his designs by showing the same tunic worn as a dress as well as a long top over the perfectly tailored trousersuits. Taking a simple black dress and topping it with this seasons aviator jacket, Costa also reinvented the favourited deep sea blue shift dress, (pictured below from his SS11 collection) and instead created a very similar garment constructed from rhick black wool. He played around with the lengths of the garments – From the current maxi length to the classic knee and thigh lengths, which added sex appeal to the otherwise conservative ensembles. Fransisco stated that the bonded, double face, black leather used throughout his collection had become a favourite and a signature piece used for the house and that we should expect to see much more of it in up coming seasons.
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