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Intricate Details & Gorgeous Designs! Presenting the Iconic Invanity “Elements” Collection Lookbook

By Jennifer Obiuwevbi
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Okay Iconic Invanity fans, here is your seasonal fix.
Wowing us once again is the Spring/Summer 2014 collection titled “Elements” from Nigerian brand Iconic Invanity owned by Nancy Nwadire.
The collection is filled with fabulous and flamboyant details, textures, gem work and beading and of course it wouldn’t be Iconic Invanity without a burst of colours. Inspired by natural elements, here is what Nancy had to say about the collection. “For this collection, we wanted to move forward and look to the future with something young, streamlined and chic for the Iconic Invanity woman”.
The mood for this collection offers a fresh mixture of modernist and hint of far eastern influences inspired by colors from Earth, Air, Fire and Water. From the graceful and feminine cobalt blues representing water to the tranquility, innocence and purity seen in White dazzling diamond dresses. The collection comprises of jumpsuits and dresses with lace detail that reflects the luminescence of Air.
This collection was first Unveiled at the 2013 Lagos Fashion and Design week to rave reviews and now we present the collection lookbook.
Enjoy.
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Photo Credits:
Photography: LOS
Model: Tansey Coetzee
Hair & Makeup: Debola Falana
Styling: Iconic Invanity In-House Styling team
For exclusive stickists please visit Temple Muse, 21 Amodu Tijani, Victoria Island, Lagos
For more information please visit www.iconicinvanity.com | Send an e-mail sales@iconicinvanity.com | Follow them on Twitter: @iconicinvanity | Follow them on Instagram: @iconicinvanity | Find them on Facebook: www.facebook.com/iconicinvanity

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