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HIGHTLI design at NYFW



HIGHTLI 

Designer Tong Li for China based brand HIGHTLI was inspired by the video game ‘The Legend of Zelda’ in creating her FW19 collection ‘Melody’. The designs work as a ‘composed song’ that coordinate relevant yet differentiated elements in an unconventional manner. A caramel colored silk shirt with flared cuffs, and high-waisted pants that cinched in the waist gave a structured feminine look. Fabrics in herringbone, checks, and dogtooth added texture, and a cozy bold red fur coat created volume with oversized sleeves. A deep burgundy cage-like structured button-up cape worn over a silver silk two-piece with bird-cage motif formed a key look.
Hair: Hair by Jorge Luis on behalf of MILBON USA and Stylecraft
Make Up: Michelle Webb on behalf of AOFMPro using Dermalogica

 
Photo Credit: Giovanni Gianonni

















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