Rosetta Getty RTW Fall 2023
"Beautiful, clean, classic yet quirky at the same time," designer Rosetta Getty said of of loose, gold-sequined shimmering pants with the ease and softness of pajamas, tagging it par excellence with its brand DNA. For Fall 2023, Getty tapped Los Angeles-based sculptor and performer Isabelle Albuquerque for a studio installation featuring lush rugs and artwork as the setting for the season's lookbook. Known for bringing a mystical sensibility to her work, Albuquerque's deeply personal practice explores the idea of collective identity within a transhuman, mythological, and historical context.
The look: Flowing silhouettes in neutral tones with pops of color and warm prints< /p>
Quote to note: "I felt an immediate closeness to Isabelle's work", said said Getty. “We are of the same generation, having grown up in Los Angeles in a creative community surrounded by powerful female artists. L.A. was in many ways such a different place back then - everyone lived very free before there was social media and the corporatization of the creative world."
key pieces: Merino wool and cotton double-sided knit; stretchy corduroy (Getty said it didn't always follow customers, but she now thinks the fabric might be ready for a while); fine, paper-like calf leather dividers; the interlock jersey has a herringbone jacquard pattern; a vintage paisley pattern presented on a modern printed knit in both a dress and a turtleneck top.
Take Away: Crafted with the finest materials, Getty continues to create clothing that is timeless yet steeped in its design eccentricities to make unique pieces that stand out in the closets of its customers.
"Beautiful, clean, classic yet quirky at the same time," designer Rosetta Getty said of of loose, gold-sequined shimmering pants with the ease and softness of pajamas, tagging it par excellence with its brand DNA. For Fall 2023, Getty tapped Los Angeles-based sculptor and performer Isabelle Albuquerque for a studio installation featuring lush rugs and artwork as the setting for the season's lookbook. Known for bringing a mystical sensibility to her work, Albuquerque's deeply personal practice explores the idea of collective identity within a transhuman, mythological, and historical context.
The look: Flowing silhouettes in neutral tones with pops of color and warm prints< /p>
Quote to note: "I felt an immediate closeness to Isabelle's work", said said Getty. “We are of the same generation, having grown up in Los Angeles in a creative community surrounded by powerful female artists. L.A. was in many ways such a different place back then - everyone lived very free before there was social media and the corporatization of the creative world."
key pieces: Merino wool and cotton double-sided knit; stretchy corduroy (Getty said it didn't always follow customers, but she now thinks the fabric might be ready for a while); fine, paper-like calf leather dividers; the interlock jersey has a herringbone jacquard pattern; a vintage paisley pattern presented on a modern printed knit in both a dress and a turtleneck top.
Take Away: Crafted with the finest materials, Getty continues to create clothing that is timeless yet steeped in its design eccentricities to make unique pieces that stand out in the closets of its customers.
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