You can see the South of France as muse in the delicate tile
prints in pastel colors. You can see the California sunshine in this collection
with beach-friendly tunics, sundresses and cover-ups. The silhouettes were all
very easy, relaxed. Some of them were downright tent-like which makes them
comfortable, if not always flattering.
I also can’t agree with the overzealous bronzer used on some
of the models, it looked sloppy. It distracted from some of the outfits. There
were some great summer shoes that coordinated well with the clothing. There
were also some wide flatform sandals that again were comfortable and showed off a
great pedicure.
Nanette Lepore’s teenage daughter Violet made her debut as a
“model” in the show (the embroidered tunic). However, I feel like I have
already watched Violet grow up on the runway as she has supported Mom during
her final bow in seasons past. This season, brother and niece also joined the
conga line finale. This still doesn’t represent all of the family members in
the organization. I love that a designer who has been a longtime champion of working local take it to heart by starting from home!
photos by Mariana Leung |
1 comment:
Loved this article. Dance and fashion is my life, I did style a shoot once using a dancer but my dream is to style a ballet dancer on a much larger scale/budget so I can really go to town! I just love the idea of movement and exquisite fabrics!
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