Happy Andrada + Esther Haamke Amsterdam Fashion Week fall/winter 2016
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
Happy Andrada
Happy Andrada already won us over with the models impressive warrior hairdos. Yet the clothes didn’t fail to impress either. Embroidered leggings, asymmetric dresses and superhero cape-inspired collars made Andrada’s girls look even more fierce. The mix of grey, silver and purple shaded looks felt urban and party proof at the same time. No everyday looks, but stage inspired special. Happy Saturday.
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2016 TEAM PETER STIGTER FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH CREDITS
Esther Haamke
Before Esther Haamke’s show we all received a small lottery ticket to see if we got lucky and won a prize. As it turned out, luck, fortune if you will, was the bigger theme of the collection. As the show notes read “Fortune can only be multiplied when it is shared with others.” Fortune in love, games, life… the collection formed a humorous take on the materialistic society. Casino signs, lucky charms, ‘loser’ and ‘winner’ texts and lucky cat prints represented that. As lots of coloured metallics, sequins, bright prints and large make-up glitters completed the party. Number 179 in the audience won and received a goodiebag at the end of the show, but having seen this spectacle we all got lucky tonight.
