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This season, Owens uses fashion as a form of commentary, blending old-world femininity with modern wit. Think padded silhouettes, panniers, and cocoon-like layers—clothes that both embrace and subvert traditional ideas of seduction. This collection features oversized silhouettes, unusual shapes, and dramatic layers that create a captivating visual experience.
In his own words, Owens sought to bring back the “sly wit” of historic fashion—a kind of humor that’s been missing in today’s straightforward, status-driven trends. His creations used “poor” materials like camel hair and linen felt, stuffed with goose down to create exuberant, exaggerated shapes. Color choices in this collection leaned towards muted tones, including deep greens and rich burgundies, which add a layer of sophistication. The textures are equally intriguing, combining soft fabrics with more rigid materials to create a tactile experience.
Owens’ collection wasn’t about retreating behind layers but rather reclaiming power. His bulbous designs, inspired by historical bustles and panniers, felt playful and provocative, reminding us that fashion can be both thoughtful and fun. In an era where the rules of attraction are being rewritten, Owens challenges us to redefine seduction on our own terms. As he said, “When a woman feels powerful in her clothes, that’s when she’s truly seductive.”








































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