Tom Lipop for Selfridges

by Deborah Wilk | Tuesday, May 22, 2012 | 1 Comment

Display by Tom Lipop

“Our window was so narrow, the composition had to feel right at every point,” says menswear and accessories designer Tom Lipop of his first-ever window installation, commissioned for Selfridges‘ Brought Young Things installation series in London. To represent his history-inspired line of progressively cut minimal clothing, he developed a whitewashed scheme that was no less dynamic for its lack of color. “It’s a simplistic approach, but is technically very complex,” he says. In fact, the balance of playfulness and danger, nature and technology, and sleek and rough achieves maximum effect.

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Steve Barley

Posted Friday, June 8, 2012 at 04:20 pm | Permalink

The composition – brilliant. The idea may not be understood initially that makes it very interesting. But with the cool representation of elements on this display, audience won’t bother digging deeper.