Christian Cowan Channels ‘Childhood Creativity’ in NYFW: ‘We’ve gone enough doll’

He is not playing around.

Christian Cowan turned the glass into a cheerful playground for his New York Fashion Week show, leaning on the childish wonder of “Playing Dress up”.

Models prepared in mini skirts made of high heels, clothes made up of female underwear and even a bubble bubble made of hyperrealist silicone showing signs of cowan bite.

“We’ve gone quite a doll and crazy And I got into the brand’s DNA, “he told Cowan the post.

Cowan bowed to the idea of ​​”dress play” for his latest collection. Duddy

In front of the front line studied with stars, which presented Guests such as Sam Smith, Anna Delvey, who $ ha and Cole Escola-model in voluminous high-tack wigs showed Cowan’s latest collection Friday evening.

High skys in the sky were modified in small skirts and bikini tip, a strapless clutch was made entirely by satin, pink female interior for children and plum fuchsia created a peacock -like effect, creating a hot pink halo after a pattern on a path.

“This feeling very non -commercial, of childhood creativity,” Cowan said. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock
The collection also paid homage to a late business partner who recently passed away. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock
Frock Bubblegum was not actually made by gum, he explained. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock

However, the show stop number was the Cowan bubble dress, made of multi -colored silicone that presented its bite signs to give it a chewing effect.

Most surprisingly from Cowan, there was only a sparked number in the entire collection-a mini chrome mini gown with a high-heeled hemline and a glittering jacket to match.

“There is no crystal nowhere in this collection, nor a sequenced one, which is wild behavior from me,” Cowan said.

Cowan deviated from his usual nightlife collections to produce something more simply pleasant. Getty Images

It is a star deviation from the latest-autumn/winter 2024 Catwalk collections presented cigarette-lined cigarette patterns in the evening, and last season told a mystery story about killing on a water run.

“People definitely love the shine from me, but I always like giving my something that is not what we usually do to work,” he said.

For example, he added, he “has never been really a polkadot girl”-so, he built a set of clothes that featured the pattern, such as a dress with punchy polkadots to discover another color down cloth.

A number presented Polkadot cuts that discovered another benefit of colored clothes. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock
Cowan said he likes to challenge himself, and, as he is not much of a polkodot fan, decided to include the model in variable ways. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock
Some of the models were drawn by Cowan himself and scanned to create fabric. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock

He also wanted to be more experimental with this collection that he was, in part, inspired by his late business partner, who called him “absolutely eccentric” and said he was a “supporter of Dihard” of his work.

“So the collection is very much. In particular very extravagant, it is very fabulous and ardent,” he explained. “Just just such a beautiful homage, meaningful for someone we all adored.”

But the reconstructed view is also part of the Cowan brand arrangement. While his strictly “commercial” footage will still be available through e-commerce and retail partners, his runways have now been dedicated to more creativity and experimentation.

He is calling him a return to “purity of creativity”.

Some clothes were made of inner female pieces. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock
The closest Cowan reached his sacred sequences and the ends of the stars was a mini chrome mini dress with a high heel hemline and a shiny jacket to match. Lev Radin/Shuttertstock

“I have memories of being a baby, playing with my mother’s shoes and near her and pulling things up and climbing things together,” he said, adding that he is revived that feeling of play, “but with the atelier after her. “

“Polkadts and crayons and paints – all feel like things that every man, whether they are drawn to a creative profession or not, every man had that interaction when they were a child of using those types of materials, so I wanted to Bring that feeling to all those who see clothes. “

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