Fabryan: Contemporary tailoring, rife with bold shapes

Kicking things off for 2015, we are introducing you to a sharp, edgy ready-to-wear fashion brand, Fabryan. We caught up with designer Samantha-Jane, who grew up in a fashion fuelled environment, lead by her dress maker mother. “I used to use old scraps of my mother’s fabrics to make dresses for my dolls”, Samantha-Jane explained. In 2010, she decided to channel her talent into a career, and taught herself to sew. Fabryan was born soon after.

The latest collection features contemporary tailoring, rife with bold shapes and colours, which Samantha-Jane dubbed “her own version of colour blocking, which worked well with vibrant coloured leather, marrying crepe and silk fabrics”. This is evident in the S/S’15 collection, amidst bright colour clashes and graduated colour blocking, while looking back to the A/W’14 collection, sharp peplums and monochrome colour schemes dominate. The cuts and shapes are always current, simplistic and elegantly understated.

Our favourites from the S/S’15 lookbook include the teal and deep fuchsia two piece sets, identifying the continued use of cropped co-ordinates from 2014, while the asymmetric shoulder of the fuchsia and purple colour block dress really creates a feminine, on-trend neckline. The leather trim neckline on some of the floor length gowns are truly stunning, and are really striking to the eye. With a host of celebrity actresses and athletes already seen donning Fabryan cuts, as well as features in Vogue, Tatler and Drapers, the future is certainly bright for Fabryan.

Emma Edwards

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