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Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
The Fold's latest collab celebrates 150 years of Liberty
With a record sell-out first collection under its belt, The Fold has followed up its ongoing collaboration with high-end retailer Liberty launching a new collection made with the London department store's famous fabrics. Part of Liberty's 150th anniversary celebrations, the new line combines the heritage of the brand's archive patterns with The Fold's modern design. The resulting collection 'captures the intricate designs printed on luxurious Italian silk to create five statement summer pieces'. The Fold's design director Katya Maschenko highlighted two designs in particular: 'Staging Liberty' 'featuring details of the iconic store running throughout its print… hand-painted in London and re-coloured by our print designer, the final pieces are true testament to the strength of our collaboration'. Then there's a 'true gem from the archive', 'Bohemian Day', which dates back to the 1970s and featured a medley of scarf prints from playful paisleys to bold geometrics, it's 'the epitome of retro extravagance, it's exciting, bold and perfectly suited to our timeless silhouettes.' The five designs include: Arezzo silk trousers made with Liberty fabric Blue Multicolour (£375); Arezzo silk trousers made with Liberty fabric Pink Multicolour (£375); Aurora blouse made with Blue Multicolour (£335); Cascia silk top made with Pink Multicolour (£295); and Mariano silk dress, also made with Blue Multicolour (£575). Maschenko added: 'It was a dream to explore the Liberty Fabric archive. The unique prints we selected pair perfectly with our elegant silhouettes for a truly special collection.'
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
The Fold's latest collab celebrates 150 years of Liberty
With a record sell-out first collection under its belt, The Fold has followed up its ongoing collaboration with high-end retailer Liberty launching a new collection made with the London department store's famous fabrics. Part of Liberty's 150th anniversary celebrations, the new line combines the heritage of the brand's archive patterns with The Fold's modern design. The resulting collection 'captures the intricate designs printed on luxurious Italian silk to create five statement summer pieces'. The Fold's design director Katya Maschenko highlighted two designs in particular: 'Staging Liberty' 'featuring details of the iconic store running throughout its print… hand-painted in London and re-coloured by our print designer, the final pieces are true testament to the strength of our collaboration'. Then there's a 'true gem from the archive', 'Bohemian Day', which dates back to the 1970s and featured a medley of scarf prints from playful paisleys to bold geometrics, it's 'the epitome of retro extravagance, it's exciting, bold and perfectly suited to our timeless silhouettes.' The five designs include: Arezzo silk trousers made with Liberty fabric Blue Multicolour (£375); Arezzo silk trousers made with Liberty fabric Pink Multicolour (£375); Aurora blouse made with Blue Multicolour (£335); Cascia silk top made with Pink Multicolour (£295); and Mariano silk dress, also made with Blue Multicolour (£575). Maschenko added: 'It was a dream to explore the Liberty Fabric archive. The unique prints we selected pair perfectly with our elegant silhouettes for a truly special collection.'
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Fashion Network
The Fold's latest collab celebrates 150 years of Liberty
Home › News › Collection Download Print With a record sell-out first collection under its belt, The Fold has followed up its ongoing collaboration with high-end retailer Liberty launching a new collection made with the London department store's famous fabrics. Part of Liberty's 150th anniversary celebrations, the new line combines the heritage of the brand's archive patterns with The Fold's modern design. The resulting collection 'captures the intricate designs printed on luxurious Italian silk to create five statement summer pieces'. The Fold's design director Katya Maschenko highlighted two designs in particular: 'Staging Liberty' 'featuring details of the iconic store running throughout its print… hand-painted in London and re-coloured by our print designer, the final pieces are true testament to the strength of our collaboration'. Then there's a 'true gem from the archive', 'Bohemian Day', which dates back to the 1970s and featured a medley of scarf prints from playful paisleys to bold geometrics, it's 'the epitome of retro extravagance, it's exciting, bold and perfectly suited to our timeless silhouettes.' The five designs include: Arezzo silk trousers made with Liberty fabric Blue Multicolour (£375); Arezzo silk trousers made with Liberty fabric Pink Multicolour (£375); Aurora blouse made with Blue Multicolour (£335); Cascia silk top made with Pink Multicolour (£295); and Mariano silk dress, also made with Blue Multicolour (£575). Maschenko added: 'It was a dream to explore the Liberty Fabric archive. The unique prints we selected pair perfectly with our elegant silhouettes for a truly special collection.' Copyright © 2025 All rights reserved. Tags : Fashion Ready-to-wear Textile Fashion Collection
The Spinoff
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Spinoff
The Fold: Winners and losers from the Voyager Media Awards
Recapping the Voyager Media Awards, the latest developments in the NZME saga, a big financial boost for movies, and The Spinoff's own major editorial news. Glen Kyne joins Duncan Greive on The Fold to recap a significantly smaller but somehow considerably better Voyager Media Awards. (Apologies to Gulf News and NZ Geographic, each of which had notable wins which didn't get mentioned). Next they discuss the latest, potential the final developments in the NZME board coup saga, before addressing a big financial boost to inbound movie subsidies – and The Spinoff's own major editorial news.
The Spinoff
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Spinoff
The Fold: Why are there suddenly two country music stations in New Zealand?
Veteran broadcaster Mike Puru and NZME chief audio officer Jason Winstanley join Duncan Greive to talk about the rise of country, and the current state of digital audio in Aotearoa. For a long time New Zealand's country music audience was presumed to be the town of Gore and its immediate surrounds. Few albums got released, and major artists almost never toured. That all changed in the past few years, with streaming both proving and generating a huge global audience for country – and artists like Luke Combs and Morgan Wallen playing shows to massive local crowds. That has prompted two separate radio stations to launch, the first an independent led by veteran broadcaster Mike Puru, with a second launched by NZME just last week. Puru and NZME chief audio officer Jason Winstanley join Duncan Greive on The Fold to talk about the rise of country, why it requires its own stations and give a view on the current state of digital audio in Aotearoa.
