Style File Blog gives Dallin Chase designer Jason Cauchi a raving review ...
A lot of designers claim to be interested in both town and country. But when Dallin Chase’s Jason Cauchi ticks off Simon Doonan’s early-nineties windows for Barneys’ then-in-Chelsea flagship and his parents’ homeland of Malta among his inspirations, well, you can believe it. Cauchi—a born-and-bred Manhattanite and FIT alum whose résumé boasts stints at Calvin Klein and Alice Roi—started the line, named after his children, a little over three years ago. Since then, the collection has grown and Cauchi has been creating shrunken lambskin biker jackets (Rihanna’s a fan), sequined minis, and perfect party frocks. This season, the urban-rustic mash-up has a boho feel, like this print handkerchief-hem dress—think Stevie Nicks for the Nolita set. The disparate styles, Cauchi says, makes for a whole greater than the sum of its parts. “I love the idea of humble ingredients like cotton chambray contrasting with a sharp, glossy trim.”
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A lot of designers claim to be interested in both town and country. But when Dallin Chase’s Jason Cauchi ticks off Simon Doonan’s early-nineties windows for Barneys’ then-in-Chelsea flagship and his parents’ homeland of Malta among his inspirations, well, you can believe it. Cauchi—a born-and-bred Manhattanite and FIT alum whose résumé boasts stints at Calvin Klein and Alice Roi—started the line, named after his children, a little over three years ago. Since then, the collection has grown and Cauchi has been creating shrunken lambskin biker jackets (Rihanna’s a fan), sequined minis, and perfect party frocks. This season, the urban-rustic mash-up has a boho feel, like this print handkerchief-hem dress—think Stevie Nicks for the Nolita set. The disparate styles, Cauchi says, makes for a whole greater than the sum of its parts. “I love the idea of humble ingredients like cotton chambray contrasting with a sharp, glossy trim.”
See full article here.
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