Published: 27th December 2011; Last Modified: 22nd December 2011

Boutique fashion from New Zealand

Tailored Separates and Relaxed Silhouettes for Summer 2012

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New Zealand fashion label, Neverblack, was founded in 2010 with the aim of creating beautiful and wearable collections for men and women that are not just easy on the eye, but easy on the pocket too. Founding trio, Chelsea Thorpe, Martin Chapman and Jeremy Maclaurin, certainly didn’t disappoint with their Spring/Summer 2011-2012 collection. The brand continues with their distinctive modern vintage aesthetic in the Summer collection entitled, The Charmers, which focuses on tailored separates and features organic pieces, edging on a Scandinavian aesthetic.

The collection, takes its inspiration from the whimsical paintings of English pre-Raphaelite artist, John Waterhouse. The painting, often depicting scenes from Shakespeare and classical literature, is represented in the collection in the romantic and refined designs that have an element of fun and adventure. The womenswear line uses a delicate colour palette of dusky pinks, midnight blue and greys, featuring on softly draped silhouettes in soft silks and cottons. The menswear line features quality wardrobe staples, based around classic designs in denim, khaki and neutral hues – pockets, hoods and rivets give the collection a street edge.

So without further ado we present the Spring/Summer 2011-2012 collection from Neverblack…Enjoy!

MENSWEAR COLLECTION

WOMENSWEAR COLLECTION

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