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A drawing by Ken Adam,
the set-designer for Kubrick’s Dr. Strange Love, inspired Kristofer
Kongshaug for his autumn - winter 2013 women’s collection. The designer
uses futuristic and architectural shapes with a touch of minimalism,
based on extreme tailoring. The theme within this collection is
science-fiction industrialization, mixed with anatomical features from
human and animal shapes with atmospheric references. Collection The standard rules of tailoring are eliminated. Everything is three-dimensional and created through moulage,
which gives each garment a unique shape and look. The garments are
created with classical fibers, used and developed with modern
technology, fabrics that can often give the impression of being
something they are not. Kristofer Kongshaug uses the most contemporary
and luxury fabrics that find their origin in Italy. His shoe line,
consisting men and women’s sneakers are also made in the Italian
countryside, only using the finest treated leathers. Architectural garments, which
represent shields of passion, body armors that protect the soul within.
With anatomical and animalistic features, his Norwegian origins are
translated through the power of nature, the cut, the clothing, and the
strength that can be accomplished through individual style without ever
being scared to express emotion. The craftsmanship and design of each
piece is evident and never stops at its façade. He cultivates his
difference in his concepts of unique tailoring, cuts and shapes. He
breaks the codes of classical luxury and vindicates an elitist style, a
sort of anti-conformism in luxury. About the designer Raised from three generations of
tailoring and craftsmanship, Norwegian designer Kristofer Kongshaug
established his line in Paris in 2008, where he’s resided for the past
ten-years, experimenting with his roots, the themes of organic
industrialization, and evolution, as well as the transformations of the
human body. Kristofer Kongshaug collections are
pieces of thoughts, illusions of life. Each garment has a story; each
collection is a chapter of a book that is based on the idea of timeless
design. While he obtained experience in collaboration with well-known
designers and design houses, such as Givenchy and Anne Valerie Hash,
he studied at highly acknowledged fashion-design institutes, Instituto
Marangoni in Milan, Esmod in Oslo, and La Chambre Syndical de la Haute
Couture Parisienne in Paris, where he graduated from. Kristofer Kongshaug’s vision is the
definition of contrast living. He does not adhere to imitating trends,
yet aspires to create them using his signature, which resides on the
edge of Haute Couture tailoring, luxury street-fashion, and the
avant-garde, with a focus on New Tailoring. Kristofer Kongshaug proposes
a silhouette in perfect accord with the brand.
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