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Rojas. BELOW FAR RIGHT: Stylist
Brenda Cooper and friend, at the NOM show (overleaf). |
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Avant-garde
and creative, Rojas entertained, but his was not very wearable for
the masses—this is supreme fashionista territory only,
perfect for LA
Rojas
ROJAS, created by Freddie Rojas,
was a favourite of many locals, but as a show it was devastatingly
difficult to get a full sense of his work, without getting annoyed
by the situation. Rojas, who designs for Private as well, was an
inspiration of deconstructed punk attitude. The show was edgy in
a small runway leading to pedestals where the models methodically
and quickly jerked in a rotation for viewing. Very space-age and
robotic, however, due to positioning, their movements were too quick
for the cameras to catch without video. Slashed seams and edges,
instead of precisely cut hems. The hair was a perfectly tight pin
curl with dramatic dark make-up creating a cutesy-tough image. Avant-garde
and creative, Rojas definitely entertained, but his was not very
wearable for the masses—this is supreme fashionista territory only,
perfect for LA.
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