Russian fashion designer Denis Simachev showcased his 'Gop-Stop' men's wear range at Milan recently, offering funky casual wear that is both stylish and radical.
Creations flaunt a beautiful blend of little mafia touch and streaks of delicate feminity. Jackets with raccoon trims over floral prints paired with tweed trousers adorned with gold zippers.
Highlight of the show, however, were what the designer calls 'living bill-boards'. T-shirts with captions like 'Nu, Pogodi' (I'll get you) along with funny cartoons or Putin's portrait within a flower frame like a religious entity, were all a big hit.
Traditional Gzhel floral patterns that were on sheepskin coats, is expected to be a major feature in Denis' women's collection to be displayed here soon.
"My roots are still Russian and I will never run out of Russian ideas. But I think the clothes are international and understandable", explains Simachev.
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