Sweet Sixteen! Jason Grech’s Latest Collection Celebrates His Maltese Heritage In The Most Beautiful Of Ways
Jason Grech hasn’t been back home in Australia for that long, but that hasn’t stopped him from making sure his latest collection was an absolute hit! He celebrated his 16th collection at Melbourne Fashion Week this last week and now we finally have a look at the beautiful, new pieces he has crafted for this season.
Jason Grech has made sure to include everything we’ve already seen, in a new and upgraded fashion
With a brand new monogram revealed, we can tell this collection means the world to the designer.
Meet the FORSYTHE:
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Some subtle shades of a lighter lilac make this dress stand out against the typical seasonal colours you’d see this time of year and tbh we are here for it. More!
Meet the OXENBERG MINI (and overskirt):
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2C-eelnoQZ/
Simply gorgeous. Take a closer look at Jason’s new monogram – he’s been cooking this up for a while and now that it’s finally here we can’t wait to see what else he’s got in store for us.
Meet the EVANS:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2D0GO0HYGX/
A peach dream of grand ideals. How fresh does it look?
Meet the COLBY:
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Debuting on the Melbourne Fashion Week runway this week, this little beauty has JG’s sexy, new monogram patterned all over.
Meet the CARRINGTON:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2EVFHYnQxQ/
Lavender is in, lavender is always in. She really is like the wind.
Introducing the DEVERAUX:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2GXwqNnCov/
Simply stunning, this dress takes centerstage with a great balance of colours among the lighter shades, we are living for JG’s latest collection in the best of ways!
But that’s not the best part of it all, no. Jason debuted the collection with his mother by his side and if that ain’t the cutest little sugary-sweet tea sip you needed today then get out.
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Jason’s new monogram now includes his initials, the Maltese cross and the scorpion that was emblazoned through his family crest. Set against some of Australia’s native flora, the work really does represent who Jason is.
Speaking to Lovin Malta, Jason told us that he had initially struggled when he came to Malta in 2018, “even though I had been there 9 times prior when I was younger, I felt this incredible pull and belonging. I no longer felt completely Australian.”
“I was lost to the point that I struggled with who I was when I returned home. This collection celebrates my mix of two beautiful cultures – it represents who I am.”