This season, iconic pieces are being revived with unexpected sartorial twists.
The season’s ladylike shirt is nothing short of dramatic balloon sleeves, pointed disco collars, or both. At Louis Vuitton, they were paired with shrunken vests and handsome suits for good measure.
Fitted shirt, knitted vest, high-waisted flare trousers and Monogram canvas/leather LV Egg bag, all by Louis Vuitton.
Maria Grazia Chiuri reinvents outdoors-y, sportswear styles with demi couture touches — think camouflage fashioned from tactile and decorative fringe.
Anorak with fringe, gold-plated rings and earring, all by Dior.
Is it a trench? Or, is it a dress? Bottega Veneta’s Daniel Lee offered a novel take on the two, constructing a daytime coat dress with a low back and vent flap — no less.
Knee-length dress and leather clutch, both by Bottega Veneta.
Be floored by Valentino’s dreamy confections — this time, in eye-popping neon shades that equally channel street cred and ageless appeal.
Pleated gown and gold-plated cuff, both by Valentino.
Head-to-toe leather isn’t just for the greasy rocker. Hermès’ creative direction, Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski, demonstrates opulence with sensible chic and not to mention, sharp tailoring.
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Dior Spring-Summer 2020: An Enchanting Garden of Diversity
