Sweet Views and Soft Hues

Pastels are a great way to soften any look while also adding an element of warmth. This spring, we are taking a look at how designers mix pastels and prints!

Cynthia Rowley, Peter Pilotto (both above), Audra and Ports 1961 (shown below) introduce delicate motifs in mint, peach, yellow and lilac.  Using white both as the ground and accent color for various line work, geometric patterns and dainty florals add a sweet touch to feminine silhouettes.

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Rich Earth Tones

Rich earth tones create an airy and effortless mood as Oscar de la Renta, Brooks Brothers, Johanna Ortiz, and Alice and Olivia combine shades of cream and beige with statement florals. Elements of sea green, moss and emerald green to add a refreshing approach to foliage prints.

 

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Florals and Colorful Contrast

Today we're looking at color inspiration for the spring!

Soft pastels mixed with eccentric colors provide a fun and fresh approach to making bold statements through color. MSGM and Peter Pilotto both show how the same color palette can be transformed through color blocking and florals.

Tory Burch, Zimmerman and Rag and Bone add warmth to their prints with pops of yellow. They  continue with color blocking and florals while mixing unexpected touches of green, orange, magenta and blues.

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Featured in WWD!

We have been featured in today's WWD! Check it out!

The article is about our president Joe Castaldo and his experience in the fashion world and vision for the future!

Check out the full article on today's (11/17/17) issue of WWD.

Prints on the Page

Today, we're looking back at WWD's street style edit from this past week and are sharing our take using a combination of our original prints! We can't help but obsess over these florals and dream of warmer days!

Romantic Spring Florals

Today on the blog, we are continuing our Spring RTW recap with Ulla Johnson, Rebecca Taylor, and Cinq a Sept, focusing on flirty and feminine florals. These designers use small scale floral arrangements and tiered ruffles to create an ethereal look.

Soft pastels and larger flowers also continue to make a graceful entrance on the runway. Luisa Beccaria and Emilia Wickstead add flair to flowing silhouettes with a mix of roses and daisies. These bold florals placed on light backgrounds create subtle and beautiful statement garments.

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Spring Street Safari

Earth tones and rich shades of green were prominent throughout this season.  Taking inspiration from wildlife and city life create a new look for a familiar trend.

Hugo's dress with abstract foliage ,Versace's layering of gold baroque details on leopard print and AF Vandevorst's monochrome ombre leopard jacket are just a few of the many standout looks of the season. 

Nicholas K's abstract brush strokes with zebra stripes enhance the prints visual movement. From Pam and Gela's floral bomber jacket to Nicole Miller's safari inspired trompe l'oeil prints, designers are finding ways to add edge and take influence from nature infused with city life.

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