Greatest Hits: The Fall 2013 Collections
From psychedelic Mohawk furs at Fendi to the classic cape at Hermes, W’s Fashion Market and Accessories Director, Karla Martinez de Salas, takes stock of the fall collections and shares her picks for the coming season’s most memorable looks.
This simple pale knit skirt and oversize sweater felt so new at Celine’s beautifully well-edited show.
Karl Lagerfeld proposed a new tweed in shocking pink.
From the music to the Mohawks to the psychedelic furs, there was much to love at Fendi.
Is it possible to make florals and biker jackets seem new? Riccardo Tisci did just that with his romantic punks.
Each look felt more luxurious than the last—exactly what you’d want from Hermes. My favorite was this one on Maria Carla featuring a fresh take on the classic cape.
Somehow animal print always feels modern, and this skirt from Burberry is a must-have for the season.
I loved the midcentury feel at Louis Vuitton—especially the wildly luxurious pajamas.
In looks like this pale pink gingham dress, the suburban housewife came slightly undone at Prada.
The latest need-it-now Proenza Schouler look is a knee-length dress in heavy wool.
This discreetly luxurious beaded knit was my favorite piece from The Row—elegant but not over the top.
The workmanship and painterly prints at Valentino amounted to a collection that was beyond gorgeous. This Delft-inspired blue dress was a standout.
The new proportion Marco Zanini presented in Paris is so romantic—and the camel coat is back for day.
