Titled Pe’eh’cha, a Keres word meaning “let it rain,” ACONAV’s spring/summer 2020 couture collection takes its inspiration from “the natural presentations of rain, the cloud formations, the downpour, the colors of the sky during a rain.” Designer and ACONAV CEO Loren Aragon says, “As a culture that prays for, depends on, and celebrates the rain, I wanted to capture the feeling and beauty of the rainfall as well as preserve its sacredness and importance to all living things.” For the collection, Aragon worked with a variety of fabrics—including silks, chiffon, charmeuse, duchess satin, crepe back satin, taffeta and Habotai—to embody the natural elements. “My favorite piece in this collection has to be a gown which took on the recreation of a cloud,” says Aragon. “As an engineer, I was always…
