E.Tautz: Autumn & Winter 2021

 In a haute couture collection, especially that of a brand with history,

 there is always the right balance between innovating new products and interpreting existing ones. This weight of inheritance is something that E. Tautz carries, although it is not like a burden, but like a knight in his armor; Deliberately, boldly, and uncompromisingly.

The Fall Winter 2012 collection from the E.

Tautz collection embodies the 130-year past of "Hunting and Military" with references to original British fabrics and construction. Chunky plaid hunting coats with soft shoulders were paired with more comfortable silhouettes that, while clean in design, exuded a functional and comfortable air.

The jumpsuit was textured and layered with an emphasis on the weight of the fabric. The peaks of the lapels were muted, framed by a raised "saddle" ending at the shoulder that lent itself to a strong face.

“There is an imponderable immensity in weight,”

wrote Richard Serra, Patrick Grant's inspiration and fixation with the dense absorbent forms and interpretation in the mass of clothing.

 “British fabric manufacturers have a way of creating fabrics of a substance that few can match, as our climate forced them to do so. Serra's designs were a bit reminiscent of those heavy British fabrics: Cavalry Twill, Melton, Barathea. - Patrick Grant

The weight of the clothing was reflected through the soft,

 almost infinite shoulders of the coats often with hidden buttons; tissue continuity adds to your intensity goal.

The dominant color of the collection is "hunting" red, which offers a stark contrast to the conservative palette. Seen on tartan plaid, wool coats, their linings and jacket trims, red pays tribute to the great hunting heritage of E. Tautz.

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