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Dadadie Brucke (pictured below) is a refreshing homage to the fabulous 60's. This range of beautiful, simple and elegant dresses by Jessika Madison Kennedy encompasses the geometric designs of an era that changed fashion forever.
With its circular and axis design, these prints are unique in today's market. Sleeveless designs and open neck cuts allow the dresses to fit to the body's contour with grace. Madison is a graduate of the London College of Fashion, and bases herself between the U.S and U.K.
Spainish fashion label, Jocomomola, (pictured above) is also breaking new ground with their fabulous range of straight cut dresses. The range features prints that are reminiscent of a hand-painted billboard, and speak very loudly in terms of composition and color. With images of kitchenware through to men's ties blazed across the pieces, the dresses are unique and lend themselves nicely to a little retro accessorizing. by Lisa Evans.
October 23 2006
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With its circular and axis design, these prints are unique in today's market. Sleeveless designs and open neck cuts allow the dresses to fit to the body's contour with grace. Madison is a graduate of the London College of Fashion, and bases herself between the U.S and U.K.
Spainish fashion label, Jocomomola, (pictured above) is also breaking new ground with their fabulous range of straight cut dresses. The range features prints that are reminiscent of a hand-painted billboard, and speak very loudly in terms of composition and color. With images of kitchenware through to men's ties blazed across the pieces, the dresses are unique and lend themselves nicely to a little retro accessorizing. by Lisa Evans.
