Iceberg RTW Spring 2023
Iceberg creative director James Long believes in a complete wardrobe. "There shouldn't be a gap," he said, pointing to his spring collection in which he mixed sports references with couture and evening wear, covering day-to-night occasions. .
A retro, tennis-inspired athletic vibe ran through daywear, in cowl-neck knits. V and cropped polo shirts that played with color blocking, as well as pristine monochrome pleated skirts that were Wimbledon ready. Essential rib-knit dresses with cutouts or side slits that are more night-oriented while maintaining a practical feel of ease and comfort.
While these looks offered accessible wardrobe dividers, the bolder side of the tribe Iceberg surfaced via utilitarian pieces covered in a tropical pattern and punctuated with studs. The printed design was splashed onto a matching parka and skirt for a flashy outfit, and it also came with a counterpart for the men.
Ditto boxy denim jackets and baggy pants shared between closets, plus a jacket in remarkable leather with the cartoon image of the cat Sylvester on the sleeves, which injected a playful touch into the range. These pieces best reflect the spirit of the brand and will look great even away from sports fields and tennis clubs.
Iceberg creative director James Long believes in a complete wardrobe. "There shouldn't be a gap," he said, pointing to his spring collection in which he mixed sports references with couture and evening wear, covering day-to-night occasions. .
A retro, tennis-inspired athletic vibe ran through daywear, in cowl-neck knits. V and cropped polo shirts that played with color blocking, as well as pristine monochrome pleated skirts that were Wimbledon ready. Essential rib-knit dresses with cutouts or side slits that are more night-oriented while maintaining a practical feel of ease and comfort.
While these looks offered accessible wardrobe dividers, the bolder side of the tribe Iceberg surfaced via utilitarian pieces covered in a tropical pattern and punctuated with studs. The printed design was splashed onto a matching parka and skirt for a flashy outfit, and it also came with a counterpart for the men.
Ditto boxy denim jackets and baggy pants shared between closets, plus a jacket in remarkable leather with the cartoon image of the cat Sylvester on the sleeves, which injected a playful touch into the range. These pieces best reflect the spirit of the brand and will look great even away from sports fields and tennis clubs.
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