The Single Girl; the 1960s woman was freed from the constraints of previous fashions that controlled the feminine body through external means. Corrie Nielsen’s S/S 2015 collection mirrors this transformation and growth of a woman’s physical, social, emotional and economical strength.
The collection is an illustration of the designer’s fascination with form, and the ways in which it can be manipulated in this case to define femininity outside of a traditional patriarchal construction. Corrie effortlessly creates the strong, independent and active woman whilst remaining true to her simultaneous delicacy, adolescence and slenderness. Corrie’s women have the intensity and boldness for change and yet appear to be too young to understand the difference. Their shapes and curvatures align with the almost sculptural, free flowing forms of 1960s furniture and wallpaper design.
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