The Sun (Malaysia)

Coach springs into embroidery

- Ű BY JASON LIM

THE past, present and future designs are mixed in Coach Spring 2021 collection, as revealed through a virtual presentati­on in September 2020 in collaborat­ion with German fashion photograph­er Juergen Teller.

Titled Coach Forever, the collection that was created in unpreceden­ted times is “a reflection on what matters most right now and a statement about responsibi­lity, renewal and reduction.”

Coach creative director Stuart Vevers’ vision of practical optimism has served as the inspiratio­n for the collection. Pieces within the collection are crafted to last – as they are worn, cared for, personalis­ed and passed down.

Vevers shared: “With Coach Forever, I wanted to find new ways of doing things. It was important to me to challenge how we create our collection­s, and consider their impact on our communitie­s and the planet. I’m excited to keep exploring that through designing and learning, and to have brought this to life with Juergen and our Coach Family.”

Staying In line with the American luxury brand’s commitment to a more environmen­tally responsibl­e approach to fashion, the bags are crafted from vegetable-tanned, naturally-dyed leather, while the accessorie­s and ready-to-wear pieces are crafted with upcycled remnants, and personalis­ed with embellishm­ents and embroidery.

To celebrate the Spring 2021 collection this season, Coach recently collaborat­ed with Malaysian model and embroidery artist Sheena Liam to create five exclusive designs including the Coach Ergo and Swinger bags from the Spring collection.

The customisat­ion was recently available exclusivel­y at Coach stores in Pavilion Elite Kuala Lumpur and Gurney Plaza Penang, whereby Liam’s embroidery arts could be added as a finishing touch.

 ?? PICTURES COURTESY OF COACH ?? Coach collaborat­es with Liam to celebrate its Spring 2021 collection. –
PICTURES COURTESY OF COACH Coach collaborat­es with Liam to celebrate its Spring 2021 collection. –

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