Bernhard Willhelm Fall Winter 2011 Women's Collection

Bernhard Willhelm Fall Winter 2011 Women's Collection

The biggest reason for the success of the design of Belgium-born German designer Bernhard Willhelm was his highly visible and distinctive style. Bernhard Willhelm emphasized in many interviews that most of his design elements originate from the natural landscape of Ulm, a German country. Bernhard Willhelm's fashion highlights his bold use and exaggeration compared to other emerging brands, but Bernhard Willhelm's design is often not everyone To be nice to wear, his oversized cuts and multi-coloured matching are definitely not acceptable to anyone. Plus, if you don't have height and body shape, I am afraid that you can't wear it. However, his uniqueness is enough to enable a group of Bernhard Willhelm fans to follow.

Bernhard Willhelm's fashion vocabulary that combines "street, joke and grace" is too unique. Although his fashion is crazy, he is extremely serious. Childlike imagination often requires the most rigorous craftsmanship to express it perfectly; any whimsy often requires the hardest labor to be able to land. Bernhard Willhelm even learned the most traditional hand-knitting techniques from her mother, and in the early years worked as an assistant to Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen. At the same time, he also benefited from the traditional British clothing tailoring techniques.