Richard Quinn, a graduate of the University of San Martín in central Canada, was honored for his exaggerated and vivid pattern, which was premiered during the London Fashion Week during the London Fashion Week, which also included his work and So that he entered the file room on Tuesday, H & M said, Quinn is 2017 H & M design award winner, will be launched on October 5 his series online.
Quinn's H & M series uses his advanced fashion skills, inspired by the 1960s decor and unique styling and silhouette. His logo is: from head to toe, exaggerated image and fearless attitude.
"The Richard series is the perfect combination of creativity, technical skills and ethical thinking, and beautifully translated into a stylish avant-garde, wearable and ideal masterpiece," said Ann-Sofie Johansson, creative adviser for the H & M and H & M Design Awards jury. The
Quinn fused with the traditional images of the 1950s and 1960s and carried out their own rotation in new forms and textiles. 'Throughout this experience, H & M has always encouraged me to stick to my aesthetics,' Quinn said. To create the work that people want to wear, and I think we have done it.
The series includes a colorful floral print without shoulder strap jersey, built-in corset and a large number of balloon hem; with a ball effect of metallic orchid pattern; oversize the windbreaker and the eighties wide shoulder uniforms, printing Knee socks and opera gloves.
