Mode Suisse Edition 18
by Adriano B.
Within the industrial walls of Lessingstrasse 15, Mode Suisse presented Swiss fashion design on Monday, 7 September. By going ahead with the 18th edition, Mode Suisse is showing its commitment to the active support of Swiss designers even during these difficult times.
In addition to the returning labels amorphose, Garnison, MOURJJAN x Vanto, Klaesi Holdener x SOL SOL ITO, Nina Yuun, NOMADISSEM, and ak lebinôme for HEAD – Genève, the most recent designs by Luca Xavier Tanner, Studio5 and KDH1932 showed their collection in individual presentations for the first time. The fact that the designers are presenting their creations this season requires courage in view of the prevailing circumstances. Some labels presented smaller collections or expressed their creative ideas in special editions.
Take a look at the menswear collections below:
HEAD – Genève (ak lebinôme)
Luca Xavier Tanner
GARNISON
Klaesi Holdener x SOL SOL ITO
KDH1932
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