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Spring 2014 Ready-To-Wear: Designual

This design house is known for its “atypical fashion,” and while the newest line was certainly one of the more unique and memorable ones shown during Fashion Week, that does not mean it will be hard to wear! The…
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This design house is known for its “atypical fashion,” and while the newest line was certainly one of the more unique and memorable ones shown during Fashion Week, that does not mean it will be hard to wear!

The Spring/Summer 2014 line actually put me in a summery mood with its wild prints and bright colors set against a stark white palette on both men and women. You could see the love put behind each piece and the models seemed to be having a ball strutting down the catwalk in their expertly tailored styles.

Spring fashion is all about color and floral, but these bright patterns put a twist on the usual roses and daisies. In almost an urban garden look, the trend of mixing patterns continued here with a wild exuberance that reached even the last row of attendees.

Pick one or two pieces from the line to make your spring signature look and there is no doubt that you will be the most noticed person in the room…for all the right reasons.

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Kaleigh Glaza
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Amaris Granado

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