Over the last few seasons we have deliberately chosen to base our collections on themed fabric prints. They allow us to maintain the balance between the lightness and comfort of the patterns and the impressive final looks given by the patterns and the colours which we keep under command. After the exotic year, filled with popular, albeit authentically developed animal prints, this summer we embraced the idea of a well-known popular summer element, which turned out to be a huge challenge. It had to be presented the KNAPP way – avoiding any nuisance or obviousness – and looking good enough to be the basis of our collection. Thus the fish turned out to be the most repeatedly stylized and varied design which finally appeared as a part of a geometric pattern, rich in colours and shapes and arranged with great precision. Two main patterns and plain fabric accents alternate in a collection made up mainly of dresses, some of which take up eight meters of cotton fabric to make. Shoals of fish move along also on decorative ribbons and elastic bands and form a print in print look for some models and with others stand out as the only accent on the background of navy blue, Parisian red and classic black.
With the jewelry we returned to our favourite Plexiglas material which corresponds beautifully to the shapes and the idea of seabed and water.