When you’re in search of a definition of stylish, all it's a must to do is dive into the collections of the home of Rowen Rose. Launched in 2018 by the younger and gifted Emma Raphaëlle Rotenberg (aka Emma Rowen Rose), the label stands out for its dedication to a cinematic poetry that translates into strains, inspirations, and conventions from the 1960s, 1970s, and even 1980s. Not solely trying to the past, the brand also knows how one can take a step forward by becoming a member of the ecological motion that now impacts trend, with zero plastic and noble and sustainable uncooked materials.
Produced in Italy but designed in Paris, the items intoxicate us with countless magnificence, structured cuts, female and masculine ambivalence, and a relaxed seriousness. Thus was born Rowen Rose or the dream dressing room of a bourgeois lady. Her newest collection, “Strains,” was immortalized by photographer Yosigo, who is more used to capturing architectural nuggets than style silhouettes. However when faced with Rowen Rose’s aesthetic, it was onerous to withstand – it’s in all probability as a result of the model’s universe takes us right into a timeless capsule or because the young designer’s artistic expertise is close to that of an architect. Ought to we then name her, like two nice gentlemen, Emma Rowen Rose: trend architect?
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L’article A dream wardrobe by Rowen Rose est apparu en premier sur Galerie Joseph.
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