Robert Cary-Williams looked into the future and combined it with the past to produce a collection that interestingly seemed to court different era's.
Long John's style trousers and prairie skirts that enliven images of the pioneers who first set foot on American soil (combined with military jackets) weaved unusual nods to the past throughout the collection.
Yet these nods were then contrasted against asymmetric skirts and tapered trousers (plus a smidgen of sequins to inject a degree of glitz to the show) to deliver a collection that was totally different.
As for the show stopping pieces like the TV inspired dress (pictured left) and dresses emblazoned with statements like: "I Moss Marry Kate" all made for theatrical viewing.
Inconceivable when described however, strikenly, when viewed, it all worked.
Collection Pictures: Robert Cary-Williams A/W 05 Show
Models Spotted:
Prominent Colours: Military Green, Black, Silver/Grey, Brown, Khaki
Accessories: Fur hats,
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