Cropped black tailored suit
Alexandre Plokhov · 2016
Savannah, United States
Alexandre Plokhov
- Severe tailoring
- Utilitarian details
- Dark minimalism
Alexandre Plokhov founded Cloak in New York in 1999 and later designed menswear for Versace and Helmut Lang. His independent work applies exacting tailoring and utilitarian details to severe, often dark silhouettes; he joined SCAD as a fashion professor in 2024.
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Cropped black tailored suit
Alexandre Plokhov — Spring 2016 Ready-to-Wear
Cropped tailoring transfers Plokhov’s precision into womenswear.
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Textured black sleeveless dress
Alexandre Plokhov — Spring 2016 Ready-to-Wear
A layered, textured surface complicates a spare dark silhouette.
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Alexandre Plokhov — Spring 2016 Ready-to-Wear
Utility fastenings define a spare white silhouette.
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Pale sleeveless shift
Alexandre Plokhov — Spring 2016 Ready-to-Wear
A simple shift explores the collection’s softened proportions.
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Navy sleeveless zip dress
Alexandre Plokhov — Spring 2016 Ready-to-Wear
An elongated zip dress combines utility with clean lines.
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