Tibi RTW Spring 2024
"It's just us, that's all I can say," Amy said Smilovic after her spring show. She credited the collection's distinctly Tibi ethos as being a testament to knowing and being comfortable with who her brand is, what her style is and what she likes. The idea was true when we talked about the discreet luxury movement, which the designer has been interested in since its beginnings.
His latest Tibi collection was exactly that: pragmatic, real clothes with just the right amount of intrigue and timelessness. Smilovic's cut was both loose and tailored, like a selection of stunning asymmetrical one-button blazers with matching shorts or a knit tank with smart pants; the dresses were presented in straighter silhouettes with architectural, angular necklines, and the outerwear – a gray suede work jacket and a dark brown trench – was desirable, sophisticated and simple.
“When you're this comfortable, I think you can push and explore in interesting ways , which is hard to do if you don't know who you are," she said.
Pushing the boundaries this season meant two-gender frilly pastel tuxedo shirts with casual pleated jeans ( Smilovic has been killing it with cool denim lately); draped silk dressing, similar to a cape; sock-boot hybrid ballet flats (a very clever follow-up to the popular ballet flat trend) and reworked tote bags with clever straps on the bottom for easy on-and-off, to name a few.
Just like Smilovic's blazers with built-in wrist slots that watches can slide into rather than out. wrap around the on the sleeve, the pleasure of Tibi clothing shines as brightly in the details as in their face value.
"It's just us, that's all I can say," Amy said Smilovic after her spring show. She credited the collection's distinctly Tibi ethos as being a testament to knowing and being comfortable with who her brand is, what her style is and what she likes. The idea was true when we talked about the discreet luxury movement, which the designer has been interested in since its beginnings.
His latest Tibi collection was exactly that: pragmatic, real clothes with just the right amount of intrigue and timelessness. Smilovic's cut was both loose and tailored, like a selection of stunning asymmetrical one-button blazers with matching shorts or a knit tank with smart pants; the dresses were presented in straighter silhouettes with architectural, angular necklines, and the outerwear – a gray suede work jacket and a dark brown trench – was desirable, sophisticated and simple.
“When you're this comfortable, I think you can push and explore in interesting ways , which is hard to do if you don't know who you are," she said.
Pushing the boundaries this season meant two-gender frilly pastel tuxedo shirts with casual pleated jeans ( Smilovic has been killing it with cool denim lately); draped silk dressing, similar to a cape; sock-boot hybrid ballet flats (a very clever follow-up to the popular ballet flat trend) and reworked tote bags with clever straps on the bottom for easy on-and-off, to name a few.
Just like Smilovic's blazers with built-in wrist slots that watches can slide into rather than out. wrap around the on the sleeve, the pleasure of Tibi clothing shines as brightly in the details as in their face value.
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