Markus Lupfer looked to the past and toward the future to tackle two big questions: “Where do we come from?” and “Where do we go with all this technology?”
To answer the first, the designer developed a multicolored dinosaur pattern that roamed over lamé-pleated skirts, ruffled midi dresses and high-waisted trousers in varying prints. Muted, earthy colors morphed into a clash of bright red and pink checked separates, flattering pencil skirts and Lupfer’s signature sequined lip embellished on T-shirts.
“It’s playing with elements in a subtle way, that was the starting point. There’s a lot of mixing and matching — occasion wear with daywear and masculine and feminine silhouettes,” said the designer, pointing to see-through dresses worn over silky slips.
Suits and pin-striped shirtdresses were introduced to complement Lupfer’s capsule denim offering. Denim pieces were roomy, with lace-up ties on the sides and back to create shape, structure and sharp silhouettes.
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Easy-to-wear pieces included snuggly bouclé knitwear, a classic trenchcoat and calf-skimming shift dresses.