Tuesday, 21 December 2010

Cool collars

A cool collar made of the hooks on clothes hangers


Available from http://junkmailgemsblog.blogspot.com/2008_05_01_archive.html Posted by Gretchen Fleener 2008

Loyal Loot - Collar Coat Hangers


Collar Style Coat Hook designed by Nicola From Bern

Jewel collars

Vintage Jewel Collar
Benetta B from Fashion by real people


Mango Contrast Jewel Collar Top



Phillip Jim



Forever Unique



Available from http://heathershotcouture.blogspot.com/ Posted by Heather, 2010

Double collars


Yohan Serfaty – Double collar coat





Double collar structured shirt dress from ASOS Collection



Pure Collection

Men SP - Double-Collar Pullover


Stacy Adams

Monday, 20 December 2010

Yohji Yamamoto 2011

Paris Fashion Week: Yohji Yamamoto S/S 2011

Collars and cravats with bows.


Miu Miu Collars

Miu Miu s/s 2010 Detachable Collars



Miu Miu Cat Collar
Charvet Paris collars in Vogue Gioiello Gennaio/January 2010 cover by Inzaghi Dell’Oro; Miu Miu Spring 2010 collars via style.com
Vogue Gioiello Gennaio January 2010 cover

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DimePiece Detachable Collars for Fall/Winter 2010

 
Available from http://www.nitrolicious.com/blog/2010/10/29/dimepiece-detachable-collars-for-fall-winter-2010/

Ute Ploier

I'm inspired by Ute Ploier's collections as they demonstrate many exciting collars. If I were a man I'd wear Ute Ploier. http://www.uteploier.com/

Ute Ploier A/W 2010-2011 MAN MACHINE
This collar, as I see, turns into a scarf
This collar can serve as a brand identity


2008
I call it a 3D collar
A multi-layered collar and an anatomical scarf:




Ute Ploier Men’s RTW  Fall 2009
Multi-ringed neck
Available from http://www.wwd.com/fashion-shows-reviews/fashion-designer/ute-ploier-12445/ute-ploier-mens-rtw-fall-2009-1937133 (2009) by Cillian (2008) ‘Ploier Pleasures in Paris’ 

Saturday, 18 December 2010

Friday, 3 December 2010

Collars as a brand identity

Looking for collars that can serve as a brand identity I found two examples which make brands recognisable.

One of them is Bench.
This collar makes the brand recognisable not because of the brand name on it but due to its shape.
We can identify the label even if we hide the brand name.


Bench. , 2010
available from

Another one example has a really strong identity - CHANEL's cardigan.
Despite that it is collarless, it has a strongly recognisable neckline.

available from


"Standing 75 feet tall, and made of wood and painted to resemble concrete, the Chanel cardigan jacket was the eye candy of the Chanel Spring 08 Haute Couture show in the Grand Palais, in Paris. As you might have guessed, the models got ready right inside of it, and stepped out of the rotating jacket unto the circular runway. "Lagerfeld’s idea was to show that the jacket was only the best-known of Chanel’s creations."

Thursday, 2 December 2010

Scarlet Buckle Neck Knit

A bardot-effect ribbed neckline featuring a fabulous black buckle and contrast scarf-effect side drape.
Precis Petite, 2010