Silk Mark labels on sarees to go advanced

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This spring, the 15th of March marks the launch of Misha World limited edition scarves exclusively at Other Criteria. Through this series artist Misha Milovanovich has taken the square frame and poured in fantasy fashion. A Spring Summer 12 statement piece or a day-wear daydream, Misha World has created a collection to choose from. 

Each scarf’s artwork is realised in Italian silk mark twill, and the 10 unique designs come in editions of 200. Misha World takes inspiration from the spheres of art, music, fashion, and travel; from Allen Ginsberg’s poetry to Jazz, 60s prints and Pop culture, all combine like a Japanese anime of shattered colour blocks. 

With Misha’s painterly background, unique sweet and sour colour combinations work against black and white backgrounds. In the range of ten, the wearer can choose from the blazing prints of power pastels and sherbets, or the tribal geometric block borders of another. Jazz influences speak through a cacophony of colour in graphic deco-shapes whilst Manga-style eyes seem to look to the future. 

Through these scarves art historical figures from the likes of Picasso and Mondrian meet with fashion’s forefather of print Emilio Pucci to form the ultramodern designs of Misha World. This spring’s scarf collection captures the best of retro, awakens new colour consortiums and forms part of the covetable wardrobe. 

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