If the Anne Isabella universe is the future reality, it’s one we’d like to live in 🌪
the designer was ready to step the Anne Isabella universe into the physical realm. Presenting at the Palais de Tokyo during Paris Fashion Week in March 2022, she collaborated with set designer
to translate the brand’s aesthetic into the spatial. Within an immersive living room set-up floored with a monochromatic design paying homage to Rasmussen’s prints, models placed the garments in a lived reality.With her distorted stripes and retro-hued palette, it would be easy to reduce Rasmussen’s iconic visual vocabulary to a giddying nostalgia for the halcyon days of the 1960s and 1970s.
As Rasmussen moves her label into the physical space, so too do her garments. While the designer previously worked predominantly with flattened digital printing methods, hercollection bursts with texture and volume. Take, for example, the puffer jacket, made from deadstock fabric, which gives a tactile robustness to her iconic stripes.
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