Ports 1961 – Pre-Fall 2022 Throughout the design and development of this updated classics collection, Karl Templer attempted to capture the sensation of “youthful luxury” throughout the process. One of the most popular pieces in this season’s collection is undoubtedly the little black dress, which is also available in cable-knit, peacoat, and skater skirt. …………………………… A new audience with a need for luxury while also being worried about the environment was created as a result of slicing and dividing them, and the result was the use of faux eco-furs and recycled cashmere.
With his latest collection, Templer has continued to emphasize the importance of strong shapes, while also emphasizing the importance of practicality in the process. During an interview with the journal, the author himself described this compilation as “well-established.” They are both functional and fashionable, even tho they are basic articles of clothing that are meant to be worn when moving around. The whole collection of clothes and gear, including the slouchy riding boots and thick platform Chelsea boots, was created with running in mind. The footwear and accessories were also created with running in mind.
The collection Ports 1961 included a number of different styles of short and shapely dresses, as well as a black and white shirt style, an extended pin-striped jacket, and a patterned wrap, among other things (including cable-knit ones with fringe or car wash pleats). One of the collection’s most notable pieces were its pleated leather skater skirts, which looked especially fantastic when paired with the collection’s cable-knit sweaters, hooded tops, and knit-leather crossover jackets.
To keep things light-hearted, Templer reworked well-fitting suits and outerwear for a younger audience, cutting the arms of a pinstriped double-breasted jacket to create a cape and putting an asymmetric zip on an otherwise basic peachcoat to give it a motorcycle-inspired edge.
