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Reflection of Infinity
[côte&ciel FW22
editorial by TECHUNTER]
[côte&ciel FW22
editorial by TECHUNTER]
Continuing our long-term cooperation with the Parisian label côte&ciel, today we are delighted to present their new fall-winter 2022 season collection.
This season we see a reflection on the superiority of the twilight time of the year, taking the staple silhouettes crafted in dark tones and contrasting them with reflective elements for safe urban movement in low visibility conditions.
This season we see a reflection on the superiority of the twilight time of the year, taking the staple silhouettes crafted in dark tones and contrasting them with reflective elements for safe urban movement in low visibility conditions.
The new INFINITY sub-collection presents intricate shapes inspired by circumference, symmetry, and infinity. Created from MemoryTech material [read more about the fabric in our recent Material Magic of côte&ciel exploration], which curls and wraps around itself, the sub-line items are ideal for carrying wireless earphones, cosmetics, keys, and many daily essentials, while being able to be combined in a myriad (infinite, if you will) of ways.
In addition to the reflective and dark palette, the brand has added several styles with bright neon and pop color details, including sling bags and the aforementioned Infinity range. We can see graphical elements with the brand's name in contrasting colors, which adds ways of spicing up your moody blacked-out looks for fall and winter.
To demonstrate new silhouettes, we explored the urban environment of Tbilisi through the experience of commuting, urban exploration, and local architecture.
Reflection of Infinity
[côte&ciel FW22
editorial by TECHUNTER]
[côte&ciel FW22
editorial by TECHUNTER]
Continuing our long-term cooperation with the Parisian label côte&ciel, today we are delighted to present their new fall-winter 2022 season collection.
This season we see a reflection on the superiority of the twilight time of the year, taking the staple silhouettes crafted in dark tones and contrasting them with reflective elements for safe urban movement in low visibility conditions.
This season we see a reflection on the superiority of the twilight time of the year, taking the staple silhouettes crafted in dark tones and contrasting them with reflective elements for safe urban movement in low visibility conditions.
The new INFINITY sub-collection presents intricate shapes inspired by circumference, symmetry, and infinity. Created from MemoryTech material [read more about the fabric in our recent Material Magic of côte&ciel exploration], which curls and wraps around itself, the sub-line items are ideal for carrying wireless earphones, cosmetics, keys, and many daily essentials, while being able to be combined in a myriad (infinite, if you will) of ways.
In addition to the reflective and dark palette, the brand has added several styles with bright neon and pop color details, including sling bags and the aforementioned Infinity range. We can see graphical elements with the brand's name in contrasting colors, which adds ways of spicing up your moody blacked-out looks for fall and winter.
To demonstrate new silhouettes, we explored the urban environment of Tbilisi through the experience of commuting, urban exploration, and local architecture.
In addition to the reflective and dark palette, the brand has added several styles with bright neon and pop color details, including sling bags and the aforementioned Infinity range. We can see graphical elements with the brand's name in contrasting colors, which adds ways of spicing up your moody blacked-out looks for fall and winter.
To demonstrate new silhouettes, we explored the urban environment of Tbilisi through the experience of commuting, urban exploration, and local architecture.
Once again reflecting the concept of "bags to wear, not to carry", côte&ciel continues to experiment flawlessly, balancing between breakthrough design and functionality in their collections. FW22 is available on the brand's official website and from selected retailers.
Read more about côte&ciel in our materials via the links below.
Read more about côte&ciel in our materials via the links below.
Editorial by TECHUNTER Media.
Ph, direction, edit: Ivan Dzhatiev [THM].
Assist: Ilya Skudar.
Prod, md, style, layout, article: Alexander Zabelin [THM].
