philip estrada

EXPRESS

philip estrada
EXPRESS

Fall 2016

Soft and luxurious military returns. The look is softened by wearing your heart on your sleeve and your nickname on your back. Patched iconography, irreverent text and soft embroideries are key looks for the season. Authentic denim washes and treatments continue giving her look a vintage inspired vibe.

Spring/Summer 2016

Spring 16 is all about rediscovering the beauty of 90s vintage finds. Fashion denim fabrics become heavier and surface characters take on the vintage look, coveted by everyone's inner Rachel. Jean fits are reworked to achieve a 'thift store' and 'worn with love' look. Each garment's details take on the DIY spirit with cheeky patches and a reworked spirit.

Fall 2015 Project

Fall 2015 is heavily influenced by Collegiate Dressing of the 1970s.  A-line shapes are the biggest silhouette message in both skirts and dresses. This shape is also mirrored in the most important leg shape of the season, Flared and Wide Leg Jeans. Suede is the key fashion fabric for the season in rich camel and caramel tones. Vintage Burgundy and Bright Pure Indigo Shades round out the palette for a key item color assortment.

Fall/Holiday 2015
Fall 2015 ushers in the resurgence of the mod styling of the 1970s. While the Legging is king, the key fashion leg shapes are Flares and Wide Legs. The suede a-line button front skirt injects exciting texture into the assortment, the must have fashion item for the season.

Spring/Summer 2015
As the weather gets warmer the Express Girl heads to the coasts. Spring/Summer 2014 is all about festival inspired dressing with nod to the boho spirit found there. This styling gets cleaned up for an uptown sensibility.

2014

Express Jeans - Brand within a Brand
A casual lifestyle and a relaxed vibe inspires this sub brand for Express Jeans. Thick multi-ply topstitching and overt embroidered back pockets draws customers to the product.
The washes have a high end aesthetic making sure she is ready for anything.

Casual Woven Pants

Technical Sketches

Editorial Tears