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Otto Lounge Ribbed Wrap Shorts

94.479 Ft

Otto Multi-Strap Cotton Top

94.479 Ft

Otto Lounge Cutout Cotton Tank Top

62.353 Ft

Otto Multi-Strap Cotton Slip-Dress

170.069 Ft

Ottolinger Signature Handpainted Ceramic Bag

170.069 Ft

Ottolinger Signature Handpainted Ceramic Bag

165.345 Ft

Ottolinger Signature Handpainted Ceramic Bag

184.243 Ft

Recycled Polyester Mesh T-Shirt

94.479 Ft

Recycled Polyester Mesh Trousers

94.479 Ft

Diamond Dip Earrings

113.376 Ft

Recycled Polyester Mesh Polo Shirt

113.376 Ft

Singature Painted Wrap-Detail High-Rise Jeans

207.865 Ft

Otto Contrast-Stitch Logo-Detail T-Shirt

70.857 Ft

Otto Wrap Trench Coat

349.597 Ft

Diamond Dip Crystal-Embellished Necklace

113.376 Ft

Strap-Detail Cut-Out Metallic Mini Dress

264.557 Ft

Multi-Strap Bikini Top & Multi-Strap Bikini Bottom

160.620 Ft

Knitted Cutout Multi-Strap Swimsuit

188.967 Ft

Otto Neon Hoodie

122.825 Ft

Otto Beach Basket Bag

217.313 Ft
Berlin-based label Ottolinger is a collaboration between Swiss-born designers Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient. The pyrotechnic design duo met in Switzerland at the Basel School of Design and saw in each other kindred spirits and a same sense of aesthetic. They quickly began making waves with their avant-garde and fearlessly destructive challenge to luxury fashion’s status quo. Through their brand they want to convey the times we are living, and their base always focuses on pattern and shape, treating fine materials roughly – they “destroy” pieces in the best way. This is the innocence of being a kid and a teenager, just doing things without questioning them too much. The Labels punk approach to couture tailoring is a sign of confidence that trumps the glamour of a sleek silhouette. Ottolinger’s deconstructivism is both sensuous/luscious and pragmatic, invested in sartorial experimentation and ecological enquiry. Labor-intensive creations are held to the highest standards in quality and challenge traditional notions of couture with textural and deconstructive applications. The creative directors described its couture-level tailoring juxtaposed alongside radical deconstruction. The name for the label comes from a surname they spotted on a neighbor’s doorbell. The clothes have the look and feel of the one-of-a-kind, though deeply connected to a vigorous network of shared sensibilities and values about fashion, art, music and social action.