U-NI-TY Fall 2010 Collection

Dealing with unique concept and functional approach, U-NI-TY's Fall/Winter 2010 collection absorbed the idealistic 30's and cinema influence. Inspired by Ken Loach's "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" film, the spirit of the collection was derived from the country resistance along with modern cuts and embroideries softening the hard pounding military vibe. Brand front-runners which includes the patchwork, the grey and the overstitching are back along with consistency over "classy hobo" spirit. 

As homage to Dorothea Lange, a capsule collection for woman will be revealed soon. Some man cuts are rethought and feminized, and the inspiration still comes from the 30’s.

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U-NI-TY Spring/Summer 2010

UNITY's Spring/Summer 2010 collection was undeniably comfortable and casual. Showcasing classic pieces injected with sartorial disease, the relaxing European vibe of Jean-Pierre Gassa’s new collection was in fact exuberating. Emphasizing on loose silhouettes, the trousers were defining a much more straight forward statement but with differences on cut and fabric. The jackets tried to become less romantic more energetic with some on a hybrid composition and new constructions that are impeccable, not to mention the black shiny dinner jacket that is becoming my favorite this season. As for other pieces, we've come across with really wide selection of shirts, preferrably the white ones, vests, shorts and scarfs along with the tan sandals summing up the whole look of every models.