Anna Larson's Spring 2010 Debut Erro Collection Sticks to Shades of Gray, But Is Hardly Boring

fashionologie — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:54:24 PDT

>> Housed within the confines of the small Ohio Theater tonight were models on boxes, sporting Doc Martens and Anna Larson's debut Erro collection. Larson's target girl is a "modern nomad," and she embodies Erro, which means "stray" in Latin, through easy-to-wear, layerable pieces in white and shades of gray.

Bliss Lau contributed jewelry and her leather treatment skills to the Spring 2010 collection - the lambskin was crocheted, hand-distressed, and perforated; former Eventide designer and current stylist Christian Stroble consulted and styled; and Alexandra Richards was hidden above the crowd in the back, mixing the soundtrack. The pieces were visibly made of high-quality materials - always good for first impressions from a new designer - and the whole sensibility was mirrored by Larson herself, who was spotted chatting to Vogue's Mark Holgate sporting all black, goth-girl black hair, and heavy black eyeliner.

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love the black crow and edgar allan poe

philleif — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 21:39:00 PDT

>> Their fall collection caught my eye a few months ago, but now that my two favorite dresses from Eventide are for sale online, I have absolutely no excuse not to talk about them. New York designers Christian Stroble and Sarah Spratt were influenced by Tim Burton's aesthetic for their most recent collection, so you have goth, goth, and more goth. Which means love, love, and more love from my end. Especially because there are blouson sleeves and high waists.