Cem Cinar FW24 at Paris Fashion

Cem Cinar FW24 / Fall Winter 2024 – 2025 at Paris Fashion. Cem Cinar’s latest collection showcases a diverse range of pieces. It includes hand-crocheted knits with an innovative twist, crafted by slicing straps of faux leather and tulle to create unique yarns.

Cem Cinar FW24 / Fall Winter 2024 – 2025 collection also features manipulated metal hardware, repurposed as intricate embroidery, and ensembles adorned with exaggerated fringes.

Dresses are reimagined with boning corsets and geometric shapes that extend beyond the body.

Cem Cinar Fall Winter 2024 – 2025 collection presents designs that artfully blend slits, gathers, and pleats. Additionally, there is a fresh interpretation of the monster suit, hand-crocheted using thick, heavy yarn.

The new season continues the ongoing collaboration with Italian label Squillace1923, introducing a puffer stretch velvet mitten glove.

Cem Cinar FW24 is also an extension of the collaboration with the Timendotes association incorporating their handwoven straps that have been assembled together as a fabric canvas and used on faux leather items as a patchwork detail. The Timendotes association, based in Morocco, supports the cultural heritage of traditional Moroccan card weaving and creates new livelihood opportunities for rural women creating the hand woven straps.

BIOGRAPHY CEM CINAR

Cem Cinar is a Turkish born designer who grew up in the Netherlands and is based in Paris.

Following his foundation year in Visual arts at ARTEZ in Arnhem, he pursued Fashion design studies at ESMOD in Paris, during which he has done internships at Rick Owens.

Upon his graduation within the specialisation New Couture he landed his first job at Y/PROJECT in 2012 where he worked during 5 years.

Currently he is in charge of the ready to wear for LARUICCI. Originally a brand based in New York, he was appointed creative director in 2019 and launched their clothing collections. Shortly after he initiated the foundation of his eponymous label.

Inspired by historical dress codes and his multicultural background, Cem Cinar’s pieces merge traditional tailoring, hand knitting techniques with a twist and 3D patterning methods, creating collections that balance between luxury ready to wear and experimental couture.