Tata Naka AW14
It’s hard to deny that you can see the influences behind the Tata Naka AW14 fashion collection, especially as the models blended in with the wallpaper at the presentation.
The Tata Naka aesthetic of prints, appliqué and conceptual shapes is brought to life through the highly decorative world of interior design.
Drawing from research of existing interior design as well as artistic representations of home and furnishings, particularly from the paintings of Matisse, the designers have created a line of prints derived from Persian rugs, Aubusson carpets, hand-painted wall papers, ceramic tiles and porcelain china.
This season features a range of fabrics such as georgette, silk crepe de chine along with a luxurious wool crepe to anchor the designs. Tata Naka have introduced bonded silk neoprene - both plain and textured to create a modern silhouette.
There are printed trousers, skirts, dresses, tops, coats and jackets to try and plenty of colour block pieces to break up the prints too. Finished with metallic brogues and loafers this is a smart collection that will certainly play up to the Ladylike Trend we expect to see more of in Autumn Winter 14.
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