The shift dress with the matching turban and handbag in Look 2 can easily be recreated with one of those large Mumu dresses you often find at the thrift stores. I actually have one now that I wear as a nightgown. It doesn’t have a collar but perhaps there’s enough fabric for me to create one. I’ve been wanting to get back into learning how to sew. Maybe this is my chance…
Read MoreThis entire collection screams “comfortable femininity.” The red dress is a perfect example of why I want to learn how to sew…
Read MoreI am on the hunt for anything corduroy but most definitely trousers, hopefully wide leg like the ones in this collection.
Read MoreThe diversity of these three looks go to show you how much I love comfort when it comes to fashion. Whenever clothes drape off the female form in the first and third looks, to me it makes a woman appear even more feminine. I don't believe it's necessary to show off every curve of my body to celebrate my womanhood.
Read MoreAlthough chokers are a big trend this season, I have yet to jump on the bandwagon. However, this collection has me intrigued by the choker/body type of accessory going on in the looks above.
Read MoreThe sleek side ponytail and liquid latex like footwear felt a little S&M to me. And those Mod bodysuits and shiny trench coats towards the end of the show also played on that factor.
Read MoreThe first two looks of this 45-piece collection made me anticipate a feminine touch to menswear. By look 5, I was much more excited for the more romantic, but structured, peasant looks.
Read MorePops of shearling and exaggerated collars are giving me major fashion envy as I battle this Florida humidity. Autumn where you at?! Oh and let's have a moment of silence for these over-the-knee boots.
Read MoreThe collection was a mix between burglars and cowboys, which left me craving dark colors and an amazing pair of wide leg trousers.
Read MoreOf course I had to search the internet (and my closet) to see how I could turn these runway designs into looks for the everyday woman…
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