After long period of darkness and winter freeze, the beginning of spring feels like an explosion into light and colour, and despite our deep longing for milder times its overwhelming power is almost too much to bear. This dramatic change of season is captured perfectly by Igor Stravinsky’s ballet “The Rite of Spring”, a story about a girl who gets chosen by the villagers to dance herself to death to appease the pagan Gods. Stravinsky’s music was particularly groundbreaking due to its mechanical and almost crude nature, which was perfectly reflected in the ballet itself as well as the modernist interpretation of peasant costumes.

Ss15 collection captures the transformation from early spring into full bloom of summer and acts as cruise and summer collection all in one.

Kristian Steinberg takes a great leap toward a more casual style yet without compromising any of the cool edginess manifested in the silhouette and the contrasting materials. The ultra thin Japanese wool and paper like cotton manifest real attitude but are very comfortable to wear and suggest a casual almost lazy way