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Last week, the creative director of his own brand, Daniel Delcor, celebrated the opening of his flagship store on Madison Avenue in New York; it is his second store after London’s Bond Street, which opened in 2022. The prime locations were obviously chosen to highlight the brand’s high-profile positioning, no small achievement for a company founded just four years ago.
While Delcor’s forte is the unique suits often worn on the red carpet by stars like Bjork and Eva Green, he also designs trans-seasonal daywear collections, bringing his beloved brand of intelligent deconstruction to less glamorous options.
For the resort collection , he used his favorite laconic silhouettes and sharp geometric shapes.
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Sometimes the right angles and broken lines were diluted with decor that unexpectedly softened the whole image. For example, a flounce resembling a leaf peeked out from under the lapel of a black trouser suit; and the sleeves of wool coats were embroidered with crystals resembling tiny stalagmites.
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Delcor’s love of subtle deconstruction was evident in a denim coat and shirt with an unstitched shoulder line. The latter was paired with a midi skirt in cloqué, a fabric that resembled the bark of an exotic tree. The printed motifs of a column dress in soft pastel shades resembled mineral veins.
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But sometimes the designer allowed himself to soften the volumes and structures a little with the help of draperies, frills and capes.
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And yet, his romance is steeped in abstraction, and his sensuality seems to rhyme with simplification. Perhaps this is what gave the collection a convincing sense of lightness and ease.
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