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By Roger Mesquita

I can only define Kulig’s work as conceptual. It seems like the designer is searching for a unique style and with a positive view we might state that he will get there eventually. Minimalism and an almost scientific approach to fashion makes this pieces worth of studying. One thing we can’t deny is Mr. Kulig’s ability with high tech fabrics and processes.

 










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