The Spring/Summer 2016 collection by Amaka Osakwe of Maki Oh is here, and we’re obsessed with it. As shared by Vogue, “Osakwe is a designer with an urgent need for her clothes to mean something; this time out she encompassed that meaning in looks that were her most wearable yet.“
According to the band, the collection was ‘inspired by the absurdity of life, and explores the ideas of finding purpose through actions of futility.’ For the S/S 2016 season, the Maki Oh woman is reflective and questions the nothingness and meaning of life.
The new collection stars a model showing off the brand’s latest take on playful-wear: elevated yet comfortable pieces with different meaning, with a sprinkling of recent trends, like off-the-shoulder tops, wide leg pants, fringe and more. Flip through the gallery to explore the anticipated collection:
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