Crosenbrook voluminous coats and tops

IN THE WEEKLY RUBRIC "NEW MARK" Wonderzine presents young designers and tells where and how you can buy their things. Our heroine this week is Carly Rosenbrook, these days showing the capsular line of dresses at New York Fashion Week.

Sustainable - and in Russian it is "sustainable" - a term that helps determine whether brands care about the environment or not. Designers who care for nature and at the same time create collections that do not look like clothes for hippies, are now a rarity. They include the young American Carly Rosenbrook. She just left the institute and showed her debut collection that meets the definition of sustainable: these are things from various materials that are suitable for recycling. In her collections one can feel skilled work with two things - volume and textures. Rosenbrook creates baggy tops with a blind neck and cropped trousers with cutouts on the sides, which are complemented by a coat of glossy plastic with denim and fur inserts (of course, artificial).

Carly grew up in Minneapolis. Three years ago, she moved to New York and entered FIT, one of the main American schools of fashion design, where, for example, Francisco Costa from Calvin Klein studied. By coincidence, she is an intern at CK, and also works with Jason Wu and Vena Cava. The girl creates her brand after graduation, in 2012. The brand is very likely to succeed: the designer’s graduation collection was awarded with the Elliot Lippin Award and Critic's Choice Award awards, and talented young designers who care for the environment are hard to find. Just yesterday, the New York Fashion Week started, and there we will hear about Rosenbrook - for this event she has developed a collection of evening wear.

I always did something with clothes when I was a teenager, but I didn’t think that I would connect my life with fashion, up to the age of twenty. One day I realized that this is the only thing I would like to do, which is generally good: fashion takes up all your time. The more I learn something, the more I love this thing. I did internships in several brands and helped at NYFW shows. This is really useful, because the internship helps to learn the mechanism of the industry. Since I founded the brand name, for me the most important features of clothing are individuality, comfort and simplicity. Hopefully, modern girls are no longer drawn to glamor and excessiveness, but want to wear those clothes in which they will feel cool and happy. I am attracted to women who dress as if with a mind, not necessarily sexy. After all, sometimes a huge jumpsuit is better than all elegant dresses.