Geometry states that an equilateral triangle is a three sided polygon in which all three sides are equal or even equiangular. In culture and society, equilateral triangles can be found on archeological sites, modern architecture, religion as a representation of the trinity and even everyday road signs.

On the other hand, a quadrangle is nothing but 2 connected triangles. It’s any four sided shape which doesn’t need any right angles. It also does not have to be a square, rectangle or rhombus. In architecture, a quadrangle is usually a rectangular space or courtyard.

The equilateral triangle and the quadrangle are signature elements used by Germany based former model and fashion designer Patrick Mohr. His style is eclectic eccentric and avant garde streetwear. It’s deconstructed and grungy.

Patrick Mohr’s Quadrangle Jeans just launched October 2009. Last December, the initial batch of denim just arrived in select stores around Germany. (Pool in Munich, Gold in Cologne, Azita Store in Frankfurt and Extrafein in Berlin)

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Credit and Source Link:
www.patrickmohr.net

Related Posts and Links:

• Patrick Mohr 2011-2012 Fall Winter Collection Preview

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