PARIS, Nov 4, 2005/ FW/ --- As the internet generation comes of age (they are now 15), their very independent fashion taste is a windfall of designers like Fabrics Interseason wherein clothes are youthful, avant-garde and defies trends.

Presenting the label’s Spring / Summer 2006 collection during the Paris Pręt-a-porter season last March, Spanish conquistador-inspired skirts with a 6-inch band hugging the thighs, double belted slim cut Capri pants and circa 1970s gym shorts.

Seemingly eclectic and out of wack, it is actually a well thought of collection, wherein ‘established’ fashion trends were thrown out the window to come out with a very original interpretation that will catch the eyes of the free thinking internet generation.

Neither street nor urban wear; the progressive and tolerant aura of the collection is what makes it very eye-catching. The bias cut trench coat, gathered at the waist and the white translucent caftan worn over jumper shorts are so individualistic but not arrogant.

It’s a devil-may-care attitude that comes from being tolerant and open-minded. Fabrics Interseason might have been gaining a steady cult following through the years, and last March, that number probably increased more than everyone thought it did.

Fabrics Interseason Spring 2006

Fabrics Interseason Spring 2006

Fabrics Interseason Spring 2006