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Kojak; Daddy Issues

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Kojak’s creations never cease to disappoint. Whether baroque-style opulent dresses or simple “Kojak” labeled white t-shirts, the young brand has mastered the essence of cool in whatever they produce. Their latest collection titled “Call Me Daddy” is no exception. Drawing inspiration from 80s and 90s trends, the theme of the collection is drawn from the “complexity of daddy issues”. That’s why don’t be surprised if you feel that the collection transports you to your childhood.

A bold collection, the Fall-Winter 2019 line offers a daring play on the father complex or what is more commonly referred to as daddy issues. Despite having been explored in film and literature, this sometimes controversial theme makes its way into fashion this time. This collection turns the classic story of the absence of a male figure on its head: what would often manifest as vulnerability and a need for validation turns into power and a self-assertive demand for attention. The collection stands for inclusion and as with Kojak collections, it is designed for a daring audience.

Call Me Daddy is a versatile collection that blends sportswear with couture, one that could be called on for an all-day escapade, morning to night. The collection features embellished tracksuits, melodramatic 80’s-inspired mini-dresses and a suit that’s sequined from head to toe, in addition to printed t-shirts, shirts and tracksuits. The color palette encourages a more energetic state of mind and contrasts with the pastels of previous collections. It includes vibrant fuchsia, purple, silver, teal and mint blue. The pieces mostly rely on silk-satin, lamé, cotton and tulle, conveying a sense of mischief and fluidity to go with the collection’s theme.

More importantly, the Call Me Daddy collection marks the first time where Kojak introduces original prints to his designs. All the patterns ornamenting the fabrics are custom-made for the collection in collaboration with Ink&Silk, an Egyptian brand creating specially printed and dyed fabrics. The prints mostly showcase a playground or a nursery motif, which reflect the inspiration behind the pieces.

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