Saveus is an Australian label which creates fashion based upon the needs of its customers. The designs represent the multi-faceted woman, a woman who isn’t like any other. The founders and designers Jarred Baker and Karima Hazim draw their inspiration from their countless journeys, producing fashion which indeed is unique.
Praising and honoring the individual, Saveus shows that no two destinations are alike, a philosophy which is reflected by the brand’s fashion. Every piece of clothing is marked by a special caption – the name of the individual who produced it. The end product isn’t just a simple piece of clothing. No, it tells a story which is supposed to be continued by the wearer.
The latest collection for spring and summer 2014 bears the name Zapataedo and is devoted to one of the most many-sided phenomenon of humankind: culture. In this case, the Mexican culture was the ultimate source of inspiration. The story therefore begins with the unique sensuality of South American women. Feminine floral patterns, but also masculine stripes take us from the cities of this beautiful continent to the ancient cities of the Aztecs.
With light, floral, short summer dresses, a very joyful image is presented, while the striped patterns which can be repeatedly found in the collection are marked by a rather strict character. The designs made of lace however are particularly sensual thanks to the bobbin lace from local manufactures which was used.
Saveus truly tells a story with their designs. They lead us to different countries, depict each step of the production and let you continue the story. For this reason, you can experience Saveus live at the Sydney Fashion Weekend and let this wonderful brand take you to a journey.
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