A Los Angeles fashion week record from October 2005 — the Pegah Anvarian runway show, kept as the historical record.
Pegah Anvarian showed during LA Fashion Week in October 2005, with a collection the review notes as Jamaican-inspired. The review carried below, by Lynn Simmons, Guest Editor, records mixtures of silk viscose, gabardine, hand knit raffia and bamboo knits in bright colors suitable for any island getaway — the designer's third appearance in this archive's Los Angeles seasons.
Illustrative image created for this guide — an artistic impression, not photographs from this show.
The review's praise goes to fabrication: a talent for working with raw materials, including new fabrications that draped the body. Bamboo knits sit beside hand knit raffia and gabardine — natural and constructed fibers in one collection — and the bright color story carries the island theme the show was noted for.
Anvarian's three records trace a quick rise: the romantic Fall 2005 collection of the March 2005 season, reviewed there as a rising talent a season after her debut, and this island collection the following October. The March review's braids and complex trims and this show's raffia and bamboo are the same hand at work — hand-finished natural materials, season over season.
Noted as a Jamiacan inspired collection, Pegah Anvarian included mixtures of silk visiose, gaberdine, hand knit raffin and bamboo knits. Anvaran's talent of working with raw materials included new fabrications that draped the body, creating a sexy, clingy feeling in bright colors suitable for any island getaway.
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A Jamaican-inspired collection mixing silk visiose, gaberdine, hand knit raffin and bamboo knits, in bright colors suitable for any island getaway, as the review records.
Her talent for working with raw materials, including new fabrications that draped the body, creating a clingy feeling in bright colors.
In the March 2005 season, where her perfectly romantic Fall 2005 collection — v-neck braids, complex trims, flowing pants and draped scoop dresses — is reviewed.