The New Yorker

The guiding principle of the Amisu clothing collection is hippie free-spiritedness with the scent of an oriental flower. Long flowing skirts, loose tunics made of airy materials reminiscent of shirt dresses, short vintage-inspired leather jackets and bell-bottom trousers create a romantic look. The main theme is colors and prints that draw hallucinogenic patterns. Scarves are wrapped around the head like a turban or simply tied around the neck. The look from the city bazaar is rounded off by large fabric or fringed leather bags and large wooden jewelry. The Fishbone sister collection will bring a multitude of colors into spring, from lilac to yellow, spilling over tight jeans, shirts, leather and denim jackets. The checkered pattern will also be present on all clothes, scarves, bags, hats and belts. The new style of the Smog collection is ideal for an adventurous venture in the desert. Washed jeans and shirts worn over simple tees dominate. Light knit sweaters, vests and short leather jackets protect against the desert wind. The Fishbone collection brought the rhythms of hip-hop into the clothes. The boys perform boyish dance tricks in baggy plaid shirts, t-shirts with comical prints and comfortably tailored jeans. A colorful hooded sweater and Bagorat-style caps are also indispensable. Censored underwear is romantically seductive and comfortably sporty in the new season. A multitude of details such as lace, playful prints, sparkling rhinestones, bows and wings steal the spotlight from pastel colors and classic white and black. The censored swimwear collection is inspired by pin-up girls from the 40s and 50s. Too many dots and stripes evoke nostalgia for the good old days, while seductive monokinks bring a modern touch to the collection. Among the colors, pale or strong pink, sunny yellow and bluish blue dominate.