Showing posts with label Johannes Faktotum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johannes Faktotum. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Johannes Faktotum: an Olympic Winter Collection

For the Autumn/Winter 2010/11 collection Johannes Faktotum focused on creating a clean line of interchangeable knitwear pieces.

Inspired by the bold uniforms of Olympic ski athletes, the silhouettes are body conscious and fitted.

Yarns are composed of extra fine Italian merino wool and the garments are double knit to provide structure, durability and insulation.

Linear color blocking is used to create a strong graphic statement through a palette of heathered grays, black, royal blue, navy and green.

The knit pieces are presented with waterproofed nylon elements, including a protective hooded yoke and a drawstring short.

View the whole collection here.

Photos & text Copyright Johannes Faktotum.

Monday, November 15, 2010

“Aeolus” by Johannes Faktotum

For the Spring/Summer 2011 collection, Johannes Faktotum focuses on the combination of sport sailing and an appreciation of urbanity.

Looks combine modern athleticism and sleek tailored designs. Colors are reminiscent of striped spinnaker racing sails, with a graphic palette of grey, black, white, and royal blue.

The outerwear in the collection consists of variations on the traditional windbreaker with reflective elements, breathable mesh linings, and utilitarian snaps.

Technical fabrics like neoprene and featherweight nylons are balanced with soft cotton textured sweaters and body conscious color blocked knitwear.

Accessories are performance inspired, with waterproofed socks and hoods, sandals, water and shock resistant watches, and a reflective sailing harness.

This collection is for the masculine and athletic creative, one who exudes confidence in life, sports, and personal style.

See the collection here.

About the Designer
Johannes Faktotum, meaning “jack-of-all-trades” is a menswear line established in 2009 by Johanna Bloomfield. Johanna began her career in menswear in 2002 when she moved from New York to London to study at the London College of Fashion. She went on to gain work experience in Paris and Berlin, and eventually returned to New York to work on the Ralph Lauren men’s collection.

Photos & text Copyright Johannes Faktotum.