London Fashion week once again saw Cooperative Designs boldly hit our capital with a bang with its Bauhaus-geometric collection entitled Stacken Blochen.

Last year we saw raw, bright colours portrayed in linear graphic designs, and this year it continues. The unique extreme graphical prints were once again back in force, but with a desaturated colour palette. Colour was introduced, but in small quantities, leaving the 2010 signature black and white scheme to speak for itself.

Each piece was like a work of art. Bizarre shapes and footwear complemented this crazy optical illusion collection. We see a clash of influences with some tribal references combined with military and punk. A collection both to make your head spin, but to excite you. This season has been brought to us with a huge creative blast, showing, in its simplest form, how art can project onto fashion.

Futuristic, yet almost a feeling of 70s pop art, Cooperative designs AW 2010 felt like a giant Rubik’s Cube with linear designs, simplistic shapes and flat colour prints. An inspirational collection.

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