New York Fashion Week | Patrik Ervell Fall 2010

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Published February 13, 2010

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Opting for a presentation this season, but still giving his audience the runway experience, Patrik Ervell sent his models into a flurry as they were put on constant rotation making their way through a maze-like setup–dissected by the suspended pieces of translucent fabric that in fact mirrored the collection’s constrained playfulness. Fitted and strong on structure, Ervell’s minimalist tendencies were fused with the unexpected gracefulness of soft moving latex rubber and transparent vinyl. The product of a finely executed imagination, Ervell’s simple eccentricities blended harmoniously with with neutral based garments, crafted from wool and tweed. Set to the frantic music of Terry Riley, Ervell served a beautiful collection of controlled insanity–monochromatic numbers, meticulous tailoring and a uniform fit that felt fresh yet organic.

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14 thoughts on “New York Fashion Week | Patrik Ervell Fall 2010”

  1. this is my guy. i haven't noticed dramatic changes from past seasons, and there's a clear Patrik Ervell "runway look." his pieces are beautiful and accessible to me, and i kinda hope he sticks to his "motif." big fan of this show. it was my first time attending one of his shows, and it was the highlight thus far.

  2. this is my guy. i haven't noticed dramatic changes from past seasons, and there's a clear Patrik Ervell "runway look." his pieces are beautiful and accessible to me, and i kinda hope he sticks to his "motif." big fan of this show. it was my first time attending one of his shows, and it was the highlight thus far.

  3. The suits are perfect

    And I love those belts – it's probably the first time that you can pull off the runway belted look in real life without looking like a fashion victim

  4. The suits are perfect

    And I love those belts – it's probably the first time that you can pull off the runway belted look in real life without looking like a fashion victim

  5. jrod-swipelife
    everything you sed is exactly how i feel about ervell!! i too find his clothing accessible. love this collection. id love to go to one of his shows in the future.

  6. jrod-swipelife
    everything you sed is exactly how i feel about ervell!! i too find his clothing accessible. love this collection. id love to go to one of his shows in the future.

  7. Oh the preppy refrences are there. Knit ties, club collars, oatmeal parkas and CPO shirts. But Mr Ervell's the man and he incorporates those refrences into his designs rather than copying

  8. Oh the preppy refrences are there. Knit ties, club collars, oatmeal parkas and CPO shirts. But Mr Ervell's the man and he incorporates those refrences into his designs rather than copying

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