With "ETERNITY" William Fan gave his audience what they were lurking for after months of restricted partying - the brief feeling of its meaning, the moment of weightlessness, the unfiltered yet posed sequences of evening encounters. Heavy club music composed by I AM KING KONG pumped the diverse cast of models through the reverberating old subway shaft that was lit in flickering lights and reflecting disco balls. However, not only the disco balls reflected the glistening light, but also Fan’s numerous pieces embroidered with shimmering sequins in shades of green, blue and purple that made us rediscover going-out in all glam looks. Fabrics evoking the impression of movement reinforced the party motto just like belly-button-revealing tops and dresses.
It’s not only the more established brands like William Fan who attracted attention, but also start-up S1FOG who was already praised by Berlin’s local newspaper as the “the best label”. Spectators rumoured that the brand could potentially become the new GMBH. Hosted in the Feuerle Collection, a telecommunications bunker dating back to the Second World War, Creative Director Rosa M. Dahl staged an apocalyptic scene. Models slowly scuffled through the gloomy aisles formed by guests accompanied by a live cello play. The collection named “UNTITLED” was dominated by monochromatic colours and asymmetrical, deconstructed silhouettes, both skin-tight and skin-revealing. A majority of pieces was characterised by wide and long hems touching the ground. In other words, S1FOG’s collection makes every passionate raver’s heart race.