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resport report 7
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Moschino
Gold buttons down models’ bodies, belt bags galore (and some belt necklaces!), mesh on mesh and a vibrant Coca-Cola/soda print explosion made for a delectably kitschy collection. If ever a designer could bring Moschino back to its Franco Moschino glory days, it will no doubt be Jeremy Scott.
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Moschino
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The Row
Outerwear was particularly strong this season at The Row with a gorgeous ivory floor-sweeping trench and a handful of below-the-knee ones. As per usual, the brand relied on fabric quality and precision of cut to dazzle with their clean-lined designs. As for bags, the standout was an exotic skinned structured rectangular one with fur handles and tasseled accents.
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The Row
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Marc Jacobs
Colorblocked watercolor prints, sequins, sheer net overlays, colorful animal prints and micro mini silhouettes made for a young and party-minded collection this season at Marc Jacobs. Perhaps the most memorable piece — and a nod to the more youthful demographic the designer seems to be after — was a white fur jacket with an oversized black fur bow.
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Marc Jacobs
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Marissa Webb
Marissa Webb may not be a household name yet, but that is bound to change very quickly. Not only is she now at the helm of Banana Republic, but her namesake ready-to-wear continues to be one of the sharpest. Impeccably styled, the collection included a series of beautiful asymmetric checked dresses, patterned and solid separates layered for a cool-casual effect, slender trousers, loosely hanging outerwear and modern takes on the tuxedo.
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Marissa Webb
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Michael Kors
It was a relatively light and airy season at Michael Kors. Pastels, safari colors and loose silhouettes with a good amount of layering made for a classic Americana showing from the designer. Also in the mix were romantic, lightweight print dresses and a good amount of outerwear, including fur and leather.
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Michael Kors
