The uniqueness of the Amberif Fashion and Amber Gala lies precisely in the designers\u201e collaborative work on the collection, jointly coordinating individual elements to create a cohesive whole. That's why they often start their work several months before the premiere in Gda\u0144sk. Spectacular creations for grand occasions, as well as everyday fashion ideas, are presented on the catwalk at the Baltic Philharmonic. \u201dThe Gala is primarily meant to be a suggestion for presenting jewellery and fashion, an inspiration for women, and a hint on how to skilfully and imaginatively combine these two elements,\" assures Ewa Racho\u0144, project manager of the Amberif trade fair. These fashion and jewellery inspirations will not be lacking this year either. <\/p>\n
This is the third time \u2013 after very well-received collections \u201eOrange\u201d<\/a> i \u201eThe Stars of Heweliusz\u201d<\/a> \u2013 At the Gala, a trio will present their joint collection: Jola S\u0142oma & Mirek Trymbulak<\/a> (clothing) and Danuta Kruczkowska<\/a> Jewellery<\/b>. \u201eThe collection will refer to EURO 2012; we're considering using white and red colours, with references to football and amber,\u201d announces Mirek Trymbulak. <\/p>\n On the catwalk, you will also be able to see a collection Joanny Weyny (clothing) and Lis\u00b2, namely Aneta Lis-Marcinkiewicz and Adriana Lisowska (jewellery)<\/b>. Last year, this trio's collection, titled \u201eIn the shadow\u201d<\/a><\/a> gathered very flattering reviews at the Amberif gala. And while linen reigned supreme then, this year the outfits will be made from stretchy, flowing knits that accentuate the figure. The clothes are paired with organically shaped amber jewellery. Bracelets complement the cut of the dresses, and brooches and necklaces make full use of the draping on the silhouettes. The looks will be completed with clutch bags made from leather and adorned with amber. The outfits and jewellery are in the colour palette proposed by world designers for spring 2012: white, black, red, flesh tones, and earth tones.<\/p>\n Mirka Dworak (clothing)<\/b> formed a creative partnership with Romanem Kowalkowskim (jewellery)<\/b>. The designer has visited Gda\u0144sk before \u2013 it's enough to mention her show on D\u0142ugi Targ, when, as part of the city's millennium celebrations, she presented a collection inspired by tenement houses during Amber Day. The leitmotif of this year's show will be the reversal of clothing forms. Thus, the standard construction form of trousers will be used to reconstruct a jacket. \u201ePlaying with classic tailoring \u2013 through the surprising use and mixing of basic elements from different product groups to build interesting combinations, e.g., a skirt with a collar, or even building entire clothing forms from other garments \u2013 this is a kind of clothing puzzle,\u201d says Mirka Dworak. She adds: \u201eChanging the functionality makes clothes timeless and universal.\u201d Is this the final version? Probably not, only our imagination sets the limits...
The dominant colour scheme will be navy, blue jeans, white, khaki, stone, and black.
According to Mirka Dvorak, working in a duo with a jewellery designer is incredibly inspiring. \u201eThis tandem tends to have an excess of creative proposals, which, due to the formula of the Amberif fair, we are unable to present in their entirety,\u201d she admits. She adds: \u201eIt is an undoubted pleasure to collaborate with a jewellery designer who artistically fits well with the aesthetics of the clothing collection I am proposing.\u201d.<\/p>\n