The pride and functionality of shapes and colours embedded in artifacts, particularly in the boomerangs, are expressed in constructions that are almost parallel to to these shapes.
Ayo Van Elmar presents its SS18 collection titled 'Boomerang'
Ayo Van Elmar's latest collection is inspired by the originality and fortitude of the native Australian in their space.
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The collection's soft and subtle frames, feature pieces with wildly played out sleeves, blown out volumes and undulating lengths, characteristics that align with elements the designer perceived amongst the native Australian women.
Credits
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Collection @Ayovanelmar
Location @rentapartyng
Styling and Creative Direction @thestyleinfidelstudios
Photographed by Ogoh Clement @ogoh_clem
Makeup: Fisolami Sodeinde for @ogebylami
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Hair: @ceezystyling
Models: @thekemiamusan @thelopral
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