FASHION STAGE OPEN’ER FESTIVAL

If  you haven’t already purchased festival tickets then save the dollar and hop on Wizz Air to Poland. Seriously it won’t break the bank and you’re guaranteed sun for the musical weekend. The arts selection at Open’er festival is fantastic this year, nothing can beat it. The latest excitement surrounding the event is the Fashion Stage which is the first fash/music fest we have heard of. Incredible !

OPEN’ER FESTIVAL INVITE POLAND’S FINEST DESIGNERS TO 2013’S FASHION STAGE 
Featuring Designers:
Anna Poniewierska / Ima Mad / Jakub Pieczarkowski / Jarosław Ewert /  Kamil Sobczyk
  MART / Neogotik / Klu. by Edyta Jermacz / Viamoda Industrial / Olga Niescier and many more…
Gdynia, Poland, 3 – 6 July 2013
FULL MUSIC, ARTS & FASHION LINE UP SO FAR: http://opener.pl

Fashion Stage at Open’er Festival has become an important place for Polish designers to meet and exhibit their works. Theaim of this place is to intrigue, to inspire, to show the best and the most cutting-edge in the rapidly-changing world of Polish fashion. This year, the following designers will take part in Fashion Stage: the exquisite Anna PoniewierskaIma Mad– inspired by female experience, the true to himself Jakub Pieczarkowski, the detail-focused Jarosław Ewert, the thought provoking male fashion author Kamil Sobczyk, the mysterious MART,Neogotik – a brand for “elegant bums” and the entirely unisex Klu_by Edyta Jermacz. The stage is created in partnership with Viamoda school of design, who will propose additional collections, workshop and activities, while LASEM group will animate it with its wereable works ofart.

Playing against the rules of such a strange fashion market as Polish market is – that seems to beAnna Poniewierska’s trademark. Shenever shows collections that look fabulous only on the catwalk. Even viewed through a magnifying glass, her ready-to-wear clothes prove their immaculate quality. Fabrics are unique, stitches are highly professional. Poniewierska never announces her ambition toconquer the world, let alone talking about success. Self-promotion is not her thing, she just works really hard. All her collections hit the major trends of the season – orient, graphics, gymnastics… Her fashion shows are more like art installations than a vanity fair, sothey do not attract a large number of celebrities. The designer and her fans do not mind at all…
“IMA”, taken from Hebrew, can be translated as “mother”, “mad” is taken from English. Ima Mad is an experimental project, which combines two different design approaches. It uses design as a tool to describe reality, and at the same time tries to seek the source ofour excitement and fascination. The theme of our collections is the Woman, who considering her age, or gender weakness, firmly shows the endurance and spontaneity of her sacrifice. The main aspiration is to find the source of the female behaviour, when confronted with a society that forces strict rules and behavioural mechanisms.
Jakub Pieczarkowski, born in 1987. This year received a Master in University of Arts in Lodz on faculties of clothing design and footwear and leather gallantry design. A winner of the Award of Creativity by KMAG magazine for his last collection“consequences”. He publishes in many magazines in Poland and abroad (Elle, Viva moda, Exklusiv , 1883 magazine, etc.). He triesto create in line with current trends, however without looking back at others – just not to get paranoid. His clothes are on the thin line between kitsch and good taste.
All ideas from Jarosław Ewert include courage in structure, originality of used material and a fresh approach to fashion. He is a fashion designer and enthusiast. Participant in numerous fashion shows and contests, repeated prize winner. His use of unconventional material and forms, throughout years of designing, allowed to develop a unique and recognizable style.
Operating since 2011, the brand addresses their work to courageous men who value their independence. Presented cuts are well-fitted to every body type. Attention to details , uniqueness and the choice of best textiles makes them a great alternative to mainstreamshops. In his current collection, MANDU, Kamil Sobczyk obtains the structures that do not deform a silhouette and the details shall, in a brave but not exaggerated manner, add variety to the classic forms.
Self-described, MART = casual + streetwear + dark + ambient + past + no + future + fun + dreams + you + me + LOVE
Neogotik was created for “tramps” who appreciate luxury and elegance. Our clothes are inspired by the street and the style of subculture members associated with all kinds of rock music (with all its prefixes). Paulina Połoz is the head designer of the brand.
Klu. by Edyta Jermacz is a fashion project to make people (even if not many) fall in love with her clothes. Every season, Edyta matches highfashion and minimal streetwear. A minimal collection is based on geometric lines and unstructured pieces. The garments created are designed to be mixed with each other at will, without creating pre-defined combinations, but leaving the wearer free will.
VIAMODA INDUSTRIAL University is a new school of fashion and design of international character on thePolish education market. The University was established in response to the needs of dynamically growing environment of professionals in the fashion sector in Poland and the only one to be engaged in every aspect offashion. As Fashion Stage partner, Viamoda proposes many activities. Their collections will feature university related designers: young graduate Elżbieta Banasik with her collection Whispers of the Night, sixmodels in the shades of black and deep green, inspired by the dark world of illusion; partner school FUA(Florence University of the Arts) student Mariane Fernandes with a colourful collection of Brasil- andretro inspired projects, as well as prospective young designer Mariusz Brzeziński. The Viamoda area will also feature photos by students of prestigious Polimoda Institute in Florence. All photography lovers cannow “Become a Fashion Stage photographer”, thanks to a Viamoda competition.
Olga Niescier, designer, artist, instructor, graduate of the Art Institute in Łódź and Polimoda Institute will propose trend prognosis workshops. Olga lives and works in Tuscany as consultant and designer for Giorgio Armani, Fratelli Rossetti, Burberry, Thes&Thes.
LASEM blend fashion and painting in tone innovative formula – clothes that are cut out of paintings. Artists invited by LASEM create paintings that are then exhibited on an art exhibitions, during which the paintings are cut out from the frames and turned intoclothes in front of the public. Those quasi-exhibitions create a touch point between pure art and applied art, between painting andfashion, between a piece of art and a product. Clothes cut out of paintings retain the uniqueness and the element of cult, whilst stayinga fully functional piece of clothing.
The music line up will also blow your mind ……………….http://opener.pl

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