The season’s key launch is a footwear capsule built on a new signature last, developed in collaboration with Italian artisans and named “Asymmetry.” The last takes its name from the distinctive square-cut, angled toe, which subtly recalls the shape of a duck’s foot while retaining a pronounced sense of asymmetry.
“Our new last is about love at first sight and a bold shape that defines the character of the entire collection,” says Alina Kachorovska, Co-owner of Kacho Group, CEO and Creative Director of Kachorovska.
The capsule features four models named after renowned female artists who incorporated asymmetry into their work — Sonia Delaunay and Georgia O’Keeffe. Mules, slingbacks, ankle boots, and sock boots set on mid-height heels are crafted from chèvre leather with a subtle natural sheen, available in milky white, black, and brown.
The flagship of the line is the Sonia slingback, named after Sonia Delaunay, an artist of Ukrainian heritage known for her use of colour, rhythm, and geometry. The closed-toe silhouette, set on a 7 cm heel, highlights the architecture of the new last.
Georgia is a 5 cm-heeled mule inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe and her exploration of modernist forms and asymmetry. Its unconventional cut-out reveals the line of the toes, adding a sensual note to the silhouette. The style is crafted from elastic chèvre leather with a natural sheen.
The Georgia concept continues in the Gee ankle boots and matching knee-high boots, whose name references Georgia O’Keeffe’s nickname. Both styles are crafted from stretch chèvre leather and set on a 5 cm heel. The ankle boots closely hug the foot, accentuating the line of the leg, while the knee-high version extends the silhouette to the knee, precisely following the contours of the calf.
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