“Re-branding the autumn fantasy fashion story as Story of Seasons, Reinhardt conceives a modernized rendition through a tale of an accomplished woman and her multifaceted roots. Although, the authentic spin-off steers away from the sensen of trend or season; highlighting the depths of focusing on emotions and remaining hopeful through this default winter tsunami for what is supposed to be a summer paradise. Through this fashion story, it is portrayed that while seasons change, Sofie’s spark and beauty prevails in uniqueness and remains filled with life. And while we might be home and seasons might change, Story of Seasons heartens our purpose of not losing sight of the true beauty of healing through art during these unforeseen times”

“Through complex and mysterious ridden portraits, fashion stylist Jason Pillay simplifies the overall perception and reinvents his dialogue of expressing himself authentically. Balancing the interpretation of brazen hues with the complimentary mix of upcycled and designer pieces, he embraces the essence of familiarity. Experimenting with the genuine movements of his body, accompanied by the exquisite flow of silk and luxury fabrics, he deep dives into the unknown. Jason truly owns his individuality - acknowledging the beautiful depths of his fluidity and honorably empathizing the colors of his identity.”

“Unified in a mundane color story and amalgamated through skillfully belted billowed or structured silhouettes - Chanel’s SS17 resort collective connoisseurs obliged to honor a phenomenon that was blissfully crafted and tranquilly wearable. Acknowledging the philosophy of attainability and challenging the physics of normality, the chic enthusiasts spell-bounded in the beguiling radiance of a timeless staple - the cropped waist-coast. The coat was recycled repeatedly and paired impeccably with full skirts from “debutante” dresses or flared calf grazers. Certainly glorified was the aesthetic youth of Chanel’s nonchalant, uber-cool muses as they “casually” strolled out in effortless styling of t-shirts, beyond casual footwear and swanky headwear consisting of the classic fedora and hat bands”