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Milan Fashion Week: IH NOM UH NIT Launches SS 18 Women’s Collection – Mixing the Beat Avant-Garde Meets Haute Couture

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Published on Monday, 22 January 2018 07:42
Written by Janet Walker

IH NOM UH NIT, the young fashion house operating between France and Italy launches its much-anticipated Spring/Summer 2018 Women’s collection and is quickly becoming a fully-fledged all-encompassing lifestyle brand already the must have casual accessory for celebs worldwide.

 

Under the aegis of its imaginative Creative Director Chaz Jordan, the luxury label borrows heavily from the Men’s collection of graphic themes & a tonal color palette all while maintaining an understated feminine flair. 


Drawing from experiences traveling through Europe, the 36-piece collection range was conceptualized with the strong self-assured confident female in mind.

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Playing with rich neutrals, the elevated monochromatic color palette this season became the perfect canvas to showcase the female form. 


Known for unexpected opulence, it’s no surprise that IH NOM UH NIT pushed boundaries by coupling sleek silhouettes with European fabrications & embellishments.

 

From utilizing over 20,000 luxe micro pearl clusters to adorn an oversized bomber jacket, to incorporating python into a modern matte Black high-waisted pencil skirt, the attention to detail & Craftsmanship is everything. 


Body conscious skirts with pearl encrusted minis can be found as can androgynous joggers and cropped biker jackets; the brand epitomizes effortless couture. 

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The IH NOM UH NIT Women’s line will be launching to the public this March 2018, and its products will be available on Ihnomuhnit.co and at selected specialized retailors. 

The IH NOM UH NIT Men's Line launched it's much anticipated Autumn/Winter Line during Milan Fashion Week with coverage to follow.

Content and Images IH NOM UH NIT; Art Direction, Janet Walker.

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