Ground zero for the Meiers was the crisp white shirt, taken as a sort of clean foundation. It was the connecting point of the masculine-feminine play between the two lines, where the same item was reworked and repeated in slightly different versions. The silhouette was precise, yet lighter, smoothed by an artsy vibe where folk volumes and details were reduced to archetypal references. A pervasive feminine flair ran throughout the collection. Shiny plastic paillettes cascaded in rivulets from the open sides of a severe, elegant black coat. It was a decorative gesture with an almost couture-like flourish, balanced with relaxed cool.
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