NEW FALL CHRISTOPHER FISCHER COLLECTION
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TIMES SQUARE GOSSIP FASHION
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TIMES SQUARE GOSSIP FASHION
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Christopher FischerFor Fall 2012, the Christopher Fischer Cashmere collection has taken a totally unique and new creative direction. The collection literally mixes it up this season!
Designer Christopher Fischer was inspired by the mixed materials of modern architectural structures. Using panels knitted in various textures, materials and gauges, or inserts using woven silk materials, all asymmetrically inset on the bias into the sweaters, Christopher Fischer Fall 2012 is unlike any other cashmere collection and sets a new direction and genre to cashmere sweaters.
Always a leader in creativity, this season’s “hi-low” cuts and profiles, mixed media of knit textures and materials and innovative use of magnets, wraps and buckles as closures, allow pieces to be styled in multiple ways. These elements combine to form a collection that sets a new benchmark in knitwear design that others will be sure to follow.
“Cashmere sweaters seem to have become all too predictable and repetitive, so I wanted this collection to be totally fresh and unique, and to make a very new statement to the fashion buyer and fashion consumer alike,” says Fischer. “By mixing materials and ribbing with asymmetrical cuts in unexpected and novel ways, yet remaining totally easy, luxe and wearable, I was able to accomplish my goal.”
The collection colors focus on platinum's to deep greys, natural tones to rich browns, accented by purples and black, which all accentuate the structural and slouchy pieces. This season’s hottest bright hues also make a strong statement in this collection, with bright pinks, venetian red and magenta, as well as striking jewel like sapphire blue and emerald green. In addition, Fischer has used metallic foil over the fabrics giving them a copper, gold and silver sheen.
The Christopher Fischer Cashmere collection has a loyal and dedicated following of “in the know” fashionistas and celebrities, including Claire Danes, Mariska Hargitay, Renee Zellweger, Liv Tyler, Emma Watson, to name a just few.
For more information, please visit www.christopherfischer.com.
Designer Christopher Fischer was inspired by the mixed materials of modern architectural structures. Using panels knitted in various textures, materials and gauges, or inserts using woven silk materials, all asymmetrically inset on the bias into the sweaters, Christopher Fischer Fall 2012 is unlike any other cashmere collection and sets a new direction and genre to cashmere sweaters.
Always a leader in creativity, this season’s “hi-low” cuts and profiles, mixed media of knit textures and materials and innovative use of magnets, wraps and buckles as closures, allow pieces to be styled in multiple ways. These elements combine to form a collection that sets a new benchmark in knitwear design that others will be sure to follow.
“Cashmere sweaters seem to have become all too predictable and repetitive, so I wanted this collection to be totally fresh and unique, and to make a very new statement to the fashion buyer and fashion consumer alike,” says Fischer. “By mixing materials and ribbing with asymmetrical cuts in unexpected and novel ways, yet remaining totally easy, luxe and wearable, I was able to accomplish my goal.”
The collection colors focus on platinum's to deep greys, natural tones to rich browns, accented by purples and black, which all accentuate the structural and slouchy pieces. This season’s hottest bright hues also make a strong statement in this collection, with bright pinks, venetian red and magenta, as well as striking jewel like sapphire blue and emerald green. In addition, Fischer has used metallic foil over the fabrics giving them a copper, gold and silver sheen.
The Christopher Fischer Cashmere collection has a loyal and dedicated following of “in the know” fashionistas and celebrities, including Claire Danes, Mariska Hargitay, Renee Zellweger, Liv Tyler, Emma Watson, to name a just few.
For more information, please visit www.christopherfischer.com.
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