It was the final day of PFW and the shows were magical, as always. Tonight's event had a different feel to it amongst the rest. Not only because it was the last show of the night, but there were twice as many people to come see the designers this time, even though there were only three men showcasing their collections.
The show started off with the director of Portland Fashion Week who came onstage to give a short, meaningful speech. He took a special moment to pay tribute to Roseberg after last week's tragic event. After holding hands with one another and taking a moment of silence, the show began.
The first designer to show his piece (and the one I chose to cover) was Mondo Guerra. His collection was one of the most beautifulest pieces I've ever seen! Going for a white out theme, his spring collection captivated the audience with rounded silver sunnies, classic white straw hats, and rainbow sandals. It was like you were a bird gliding up through the clouds in the sky. To add even more edge, Guerra had the models strut in long, mesh fabric with triangle rings. It was definitely the brightest show of the night. Guerro has a unique eye for texture, silhouettes, and timeless style.
The rest of the show consisted of Viktor Luna's metallic, space-like collection, and Seth Aaron's London themed looks. At the end, all the models came out walking to the catchy beat of Lorde. A perfect way to end this year's show! Until next year! Xx-Nikka
