After attending WHIT Spring 2016 presentation, I made my way over to the next space to view Sarah Hankin's TOSIA Spring 2016 collection. Held at Pier 59 studios, Sarah presented her third collection to the packed crowd. For the first set of clothes, the models posed with the assigned look (s) and then after 10 minutes, changed into the second set of looks.
With 24 looks to be debuted that afternoon - guests had the option to drink iced tea and lemonade while waiting.
Inspired by a recent journey to Morocco and the French influence that pervaded the region, Sarah imagined expats lounging in Marrakesh Riads - took form in wide legged jumpsuits with frayed edges, ethereal caftan dresses, and relaxed fitting smoking jackets with pierced lapels.
With 24 looks to be debuted that afternoon - guests had the option to drink iced tea and lemonade while waiting.
Inspired by a recent journey to Morocco and the French influence that pervaded the region, Sarah imagined expats lounging in Marrakesh Riads - took form in wide legged jumpsuits with frayed edges, ethereal caftan dresses, and relaxed fitting smoking jackets with pierced lapels.
A modern take on easy luxury from the Sarah's POV; we saw crisp Japanese denim, supple suede, and fluid tencel twill rendered in a desert palette of cloud blue, taupe, blush, indigo and ivory. Recalling traditional Moroccan hardware, pockets are accented with hammered grommets. Breezy irregular striped voile is interspersed with cotton fringe and grid lace.
I thought the collection was stunning. A few pieces I can definitely see myself wearing! Can't wait to see what Sarah has in store for next season.
My favorite looks are below:
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