BACKSTAGE OF OTTOLINGER BY CORALIE WATERLOT

More is more at Ottolinger. With a rather muted color palette of browns, beiges, and some stand out blues, reds and yellows, Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient managed to deliver pure joy on the runway – playing with size, texture, and even anime-inspired elements. This was look-maxing at its finest.

Through layers, fabric frills and signature cut outs in both jeans and dresses, these looks brought a streetwear edge. Big puffers mixed with large amounts of fur made for grand silhouettes. Dresses, skirts and tops were combined with fabric frills, bottoms turned front to back, and garments seamlessly interlaced. Jackets became collaged, layered constructions, while blazers featured fur collars, cinched waists, and daring front slits. Hips became central through padding or padded belts that added extra shape and drama.

Accessories tied it all together – short backpacks, hoods, and layered details completed a collection that was all about pushing proportions and reimagined structure in true Ottolinger fashion.