Decorated with fan-shaped motifs inspired by the Art Deco era, the SS2021 collection is combined with airy silk fabrics. This approach gives the viewer a chance to guess the feminine, supple body shape of the dress wearer.
In the ‘Sunbursts’ collection, the motif of sunrays diverging from the center is used, which symbolizes the coming of light, the dispersal of darkness. Penetrating through the clouds, the beam of the sun’s rays reaches its effect, illuminating everything around, bringing a sense of freedom from Winter, the limitations of the past, creating an opportunity for everything new, and thereby leading the wearer into a sunny summer with hope.
In keeping with the hot midsummer, the fabrics vary from light silk fabrics to viscose and natural cotton jersey. Such use of fabric gives the opportunity to combine dresses for tanned skin separately, as well as to be worn together with an underdress.
When thinking about the tailoring of her collections, fashion designer Anu Ling has sometimes expressed herself with a rather androgynous line: the center is dropped from the waist down to the hip line. The dresses are straight, sometimes box-cut.
If you bring out something from the twenties in the silhouette, you can see the geometry of the era both in the design of the cuts and in the square patterns formed by the mesh details of the dresses. This is on pleated details in the shape of sunbeams and on dresses of a contrasting black tone, with graduated pleats on the bottom hem. Alexanderling-like draperies have also found their place in the collection, which are highlighted on soft viscose jersey fabric.
