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Croatica<br />
Piše | Text Grgo Zečić<br />
Mada iza hrvatskih dizajnera ne stoji velika<br />
modna industrija, nekoliko njih napravilo je vrlo<br />
uspješne iskorake u svjetskim centrima mode<br />
Although, behind the Croatian designers does<br />
not stand a big fashion industry, a few of them<br />
made a very successful strides in the world<br />
centers of fashion<br />
Hrvatska moda u New<br />
Yorku, Londonu, Berlinu...<br />
Croatian Fashion in New York, London, Berlin…<br />
U prošlosti strogo čuvana granica pariške visoke mode, ultimativnoga<br />
elitističkog dvora, počela se tresti kada su na scenu stupili tada drski<br />
provokatori među kojima je prednjačio Yves Saint Laurent koji je žene<br />
odjenuo u muški smoking s cigaretom u ruci. Iako je Yves bio pravi<br />
Francuz iz stare poznate obitelji, trebalo je iznimno dugo vremena da<br />
pariški krugovi “oproste” Saint Laurentu to nečuveno svetogrđe. Ali<br />
to je bila samo uvertira u valove međunarodnih grupa dizajnera koji<br />
će osamdesetih godina prošlog stoljeća potpuno šokirati i pokoriti<br />
hermetični Pariz. Bez obzira na neopisivu dozu kreativnosti, moda je<br />
zapravo diskriminirajuća i isključiva. Ipak, te činjenice nisu spriječile<br />
japansku i belgijsku struju tada potpunih anonimaca koji su krenuli<br />
izlagati u Parizu.<br />
Naravno, Japan ili Belgiju niti u jednom parametru ne možemo<br />
komparirati s Hrvatskom, ali sama esencija kreativnosti i ambicije<br />
nikada do sada nije imala putovnicu niti formalno državljanstvo. S<br />
obzirom da su Hrvati kreativan narod koji je čini se opsjednut modom,<br />
jer kako inače objasniti postojanje tri nacionalna tjedna mode u zemlji<br />
od 4 milijuna stanovnika, nameće se intrigantna tema o uspjehu<br />
hrvatskih dizajnera u suvremenom svijetu mode.<br />
The former strictly protected border of the Parisian haute-couture,<br />
the ultimate elitist court, started shaking unstably when the then,<br />
impudent provocateurs appeared on stage, among whom Yves Saint<br />
Laurent was the first, dressing women in a male tuxedo with a cigar in<br />
their hands. Although Yves was a true Frenchman from an old family,<br />
it took quite a long time for the “Parisian” circles to forgive him for<br />
this incredible sacrilege. However, that was just an overture into the<br />
waves of international groups of designers, who completely shocked<br />
and tamed the hermetical Paris in the 1980s. Regardless of the<br />
indescribable dose of creativity, the fashion is actually discriminating<br />
and exclusive. Still, at the time, these facts did not prevent the<br />
Japanese and Belgian stream of completely anonymous people to have<br />
reviews in Paris. Of course, Japan or Belgium cannot be compared to<br />
Croatia in any parameter, but the essence of creativity and ambition<br />
itself has never had a passport or a formal citizenship. Considering<br />
that Croats are a creative nation, which seems to be obsessed with<br />
fashion, because there is no other way to explain the existence of<br />
three national fashion weeks in a country with 4 million inhabitants,<br />
the intriguing question arises about the success of Croatian designers<br />
in the contemporary world of fashion.<br />
“ROBA” i “I-GLE”<br />
U posljednjih dvadesetak godina nekoliko je imena u Hrvatskoj<br />
koja su svojim izvanrednim radom i besprijekornim vizijama uspjeli<br />
“ROBA” and “GLE”<br />
Over the past twenty years, there are a few names in Croatia who<br />
have managed to intrigue foreign clients and journalists with their<br />
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