With the graphic lines and modernist prints of an obscure new wave album cover, Berlin-based designers Clara Kraetsch and Doreen Schulz gave a street savvy buzz to the final day of fashion week. Clubby hooded tunics and leggings came in Bauhaus color blocks, or printed with scratchy doodles on vivid pumpkin or emerald jersey. Unisex harem trousers in heavy-duty cotton looked fresh amid the techno second-skin looks, as did futuristic samurai style wrap-over tops and navy hoodies with hi–tec lime webbing. Muted bi-colour sage and cream kimono style dresses made a subtle addition to the signature paint box color palette. Taken apart, these casual pieces stamped in striking prints prove very commercial propositions. EE