A relaxed and feminine sportswear in Daniëlle Cathari's new collection

Following the great success of her creations in partnership with adidas, Daniëlle Cathari is ready to focus on her eponymous brand.

Last Friday, during the Amsterdam Fashion Week, the Dutch designer made her debut with her first fashion show, presenting a preppy and casual SS20 collection. Cathari turned the Het HEM cultural centre into an apartment that looked like a 1950s or 1960s interior design magazine, in which a group of girls wearing tracksuits, unisex sweatshirts, soft-fitting pants and terry cloth drawstring shorts paired with blazers were relaxed. Among the pieces bound to become must-haves are the "Krul" tops made in collaboration with the Rotterdam artist Nazif Lopulissa and the "Cathari Staples", sets consists of hoodies and track pants or shorts available in grey, brown, orange and turquoise.

The DC woman is an individual with a curated taste level, which keeps growing and evolving. Her interests not only lie in fashion, but also range from art and design, to gastronomy, to interior and more. This woman is loyal to her own style and wears and appreciates streetwear, but combines it with the occasional designer item. She likes to wear boyish and preppy clothes, but maintains feminine with a classic feel. The concept of the SS20 collection is to introduce the DC woman and present our DC DNA through a mix of classic styles and more modern, comfortable pieces.

The fashion show was an opportunity to present also the collaboration with RETROSUPERFUTURE which will include two sets of garments, shorts and hoodie, in colors matching the eyewear.