Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 503 If You Like This Article Kindly Give Us A Share!V.E.N.T. | CONCEPT In a world where a woman is primarily seen as a symbol of beauty, it is becoming increasingly clear that a woman, to survive has to be much more than just this. We live in a menacing world and Darwin could not have been more right; navigating the 20th Century is a simple game of the survival of the fittest. This collection readdresses the position of a woman in today’s society. She is beautiful but that is not her entire essence. She is no longer defined by all the things that she looks like she should be, but all the things she looks like she shouldn’t be – a protector, a breadwinner, a leader. “She is clothed in strength and dignity and she laughs without fear of the future” “She never looked nice. She looked like art, and art wasn’t supposed to look nice; it was supposed to make you feel something” More Articles You Would Love Tiannah Styling @ Africa Fashion Week Nigeria 2014 VIDEO: Watch Videos Of Ghana Fashion & Design Week 2013 Day 1 + Review ‘Vent’ as a verb takes on a definition, which means to release or express strong emotion(s) or energy – There is a strong expression of feminine energy; barriers are being broken and new territories being permeated by a reawakening of a new female anima. There is a huge awareness of self – “her intuition was her favourite superpower”. V.E.N.T. | AESTHETIC There is a double entendre on the word ‘Vent’ which as an English noun refers to an opening that allows air, gas, or liquid to pass out of or into a confined space” and also as a French noun which refers to “wind”. The clothing has been imbued with elements reminiscent of vents such as pleats and insets. This gives them a structural quality which provides a remarkable contrast to the other elements that run through the collection, such as flounces and fringing which are billowy and fluid. These latter elements take on a whole new character when in motion or when air or wind is introduced into the equation. These multidimensional pieces bedeck the wearer with a sculpted almost austere quality but at the same time with an effortlessly captivating and magnetic allure. Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail olu Fashion Blogger, Event's Manager and Pr Consultant, I am Bashiru More For You VIDEO: A Sneak Peak Of What You Miss At Kumasi Fashion Week 2023 Here Is How Ugandans Reacted To President Museveni Signing On The New Anti-LGBTQ Ghanaian Designer Duaba Serwa Expands Their Portfolio With A New Collection Using Origami... Relive The Moment Mantsho’s Stormed SA Fashion Week SS23 With These Astonishing Designs LGBTQ Thief Who Stole Tanzanian Designers Clothes At Airport Baggage Reclaim, Will Be... GAP Clothing Goes After Kanye West For Breach Of Contract & Files $2Million... #BIKINIBAE: Meet Assi Iman, The Prolific Guinean Model Exhibiting African Culture In Her... VIDEO: Micheal Blackson Share’s The Progress Of Students In His Ghanaian Based School Zari Finally Calls It Quits With After Watching Platnumz Interaction With Fantana In... #MUSICVID: Rich Nigerian Culture Is Well Exhibited In Oxlade & Flavour’s New Hit... Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.