Paula Immich

the final version of the Blouse has a concealed button panel to give the fabric some extra texture. I stuck to the contrasting inserts and collar of the first version.

This is a ‘first draft’ of the blouse draped with a unique vintage piece of Abraham fabric. The plan is to give a modern twist  to the lady-like feel of the fabric design by adding graphic inserts on the shoulders. For these inserts I use spandex material – the same kind which is used for bathingsuits to contradict and at the same time highlight the precious vintage fabric.

In the past I have continually experimented with human hair-same and its effect in context to clothes. Through the use of artificial hair which is worked into the garment as a decorative element the hair almost seems to breathe life  into the textiles. Photography by Christiane Wöhler.

‘Nude’ colored blouse made of silk with buttons in the back. Click picture to shop.

wear it with your favourite pair of black skinny jeans and penny loafers.

Matching  two extremely different textures make simple combinations interesting. Pul Alpaca by Paula Immich, skirt by Schumacher.

Batwing – sleeves, bateau neckline and knit wristbands – this sweater will keep you warm in winter!  shop now 

The alpacas are closely related to the llama. While similar to sheeps wool, alpaca is warmer and less prickly. This  sweater is made out of alpaca wool mix. A woven – not knitted – fabric made in Italy with a hairy,  almost fur -like surface.  Shop now.  

the Herringbone Capelet worn with fake-leather leggings and a blonde wig:

photography by Manuel Pandalis