This season, Ukrainian brand Katimo unveils a breathtaking collection that embodies the very essence of summer. With soft and structured silhouettes, the garments in this collection are designed to be self-sufficient, effortlessly pairing with each other for limitless styling options. Crafted using natural fabrics, every piece invites you to experience the touch of summer against your skin, evoking a sense of warmth and airiness.
At the heart of the collection lies its emphasis on the dress itself and its incredible variability. From minimalism to opulence, Katimo showcases a range of styles that cater to all occasions. The standout piece, a long milky-toned gown with a wave-like top, echoes the elegance of a coral reef. Alongside this statement dress, the collection features six more dress styles, offering a diverse array of outfits suitable for both casual days and elegant evenings.
The offering of tops introduces a new satin bra, shaped like an infinity sign, which has quickly become a staple design for Katimo. The collection also includes basic tank tops in three different colourways, made from modal, a fabric derived from eucalyptus cellulose. The beige corset, adorned with delicate drapes, and the black skirt with a corset element, exude both intelligence and a hint of risk-taking.
The collection delights with its selection of bottoms, including semi-sheer mid-waist trousers crafted from French lace. Shimmering sequins adorn the skirts and shirts, reminiscent of gleaming fish scales or sparkling drops of water under the summer sun. Other garments are created from crinkle viscose satin, ensuring they are perfect companions for the rhythm of summertime and vacation, as they require no ironing. Completing the looks are airy outerwear options, such as a silver coat, a long black cape, and a crushed linen robe.
Traditionally, fabrics play a crucial role in Katimo collections, and this season is no exception. Italian velvet and silk blend, pure silk, satin, lace, and sequins are combined with lightweight cotton batiste, resulting in silhouettes that both enhance and feel natural against the skin, evoking a subtle reference to marine aesthetics.
