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Maarten Van Der Hoorst for Topshop


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 Maarten Van Der Horst for Topshop 
will go on sale in Topshop Oxford Circus, 
Knightsbridge, Selfridges 
plus selected international stores 
and Topshop.com on the 20th April 2012
         
Prices range from £30 - £130



This is the First TOPSHOP  capsule collection from 
Fashion East designer Maarten Van Der Horst. 
The high summer seven piece collection 
embodies the Fashion East designer’s core aesthetic of mixing 
textured industrial fabrics with 
graphic prints and bold colours.

Maarten, a Dutch born London based designer 
incorporates key inspirations from his 
SS12 mainline range into his first 
capsule collection for Topshop; 
heavy jacquard fabric is worked 
into a masculine single breasted jacket, 
high waisted Bermuda shorts and a Hawaiian shirt all offer a flattering boxy silhouette.  
These pieces alongside two silk button-down dresses feature a statement hibiscus flower print in a pallet of tropical blues, greens and burnt oranges.
 
A tee’s and crop top in hot pink 
and a pair of black cycling shorts 
all in double layered jersey, help 
 incorporate the TOPSHOP girl 
into this collection.

               




  
Maarten graduated with a BA from the 
ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in Arnhem, Holland. 
He then moved to London for his MA 
at Central Saint Martins.





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