Tod’s Spring 2014
Alessandra Faschinetti’s new collection for Tod’s was inspired by the works of Gio Ponti, Burri, and great Italian design.
Alessandra Faschinetti’s new collection for Tod’s was inspired by the works of Gio Ponti, Burri, and great Italian design.
Milan Fashion Week Spring 2014: The Looks We Love
Gucci Spring 2014
“In a sea of 1970s-inspired prints, this pleated coral dress stood out for its utter simplicity.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Max Mara Spring 2014
“A little Grace Kelly moment at Max Mara, crisp and cool spring.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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No. 21 Spring 2014
“A pajama blouse paired with a sequined sheer skirt is so unexpected, and that’s what’s great about No. 21—it’s always a surprise.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Prada Spring 2014
“Artistic collaboration with muralists was the starting point for Prada’s masterful blend of street style, art, and high fashion.” – Armand Limnander
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Etro Spring 2014
“As always, Etro puts out great print; this season it came in fresh, soothing colors with some added fringe.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Ports 1961 Spring 2014
“Chic, minimal, couture shapes with a sporty influence all came together in this baby blue look, modeled by Maria Borges.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Tod’s Spring 2014
“Alessandra Faschinetti’s new collection for Tod’s was inspired by the works of Gio Ponti, Burri, and great Italian design.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Versace Spring 2014
Pucci Spring 2014
“Literally jogging to the club at Pucci.” – Armand Limnander
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Ferragamo Spring 2014
“Ferragamo classics paired with a luxurious snakeskin jacket.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Jil Sander Spring 2014
“Jil Sander’s big reveal was a feat of construction.” – Armand Limnander
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Philipp Plein Spring 2014
“Liya Kebede opened Philipp Plein’s Saturday night show which was full of over-the-top looks worn by all the top black models.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Marni Spring 2014
“Amazing ruffles and beautiful volumes from Marni designer Consuelo Castiglioni.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Missoni Spring 2014
“Reimagined evening with the classic Missoni print and fringe beading.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Bottega Veneta Spring 2014
“Tomas Maier closed his Spring 2014 Bottega Veneta collection with this stunner of a black dress—full of volume and texture for a warm midsummer night.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Aquilano Rimondi Spring 2014
“Jewel tones and Gauguin-inspired prints on luxe satin at Aquilano Rimondi.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Marco de Vincenzo Spring 2014
“Marco de Vincenzo’s tron-worthy graphic chic.” – Armand Limnander
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Fausto Puglisi Spring 2014
“’Welcome to the Jungle’ was an appropriate soundtrack for Fausto Puglisi’s hard-edged palm prints.” – Armand Limnander
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MSGM Spring 2014
“Shirting is a big theme for spring; MSGM’s take came in the form of a little printed apron.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Moschino Spring 2014
“Leave it to Moschino, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, to take the good-girl-bad-girl theme to the next level—always a surprise!” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Sportmax Spring 2014
“One of my favorite Sportmax shows with pale colors and polka dots.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Alberta Ferreti Spring 2014
“I love the way Alberta Ferreti injected a little bit of Mexico into her romantic silhouettes.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Fendi Spring 2014
“Fendi is known for its inventive use of fabric and texture—which truly shines in this evening look on Cara Delevingne. “ – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Emporio Armani Spring 2014
“Light and airy at Emporio Armani where the soft shapes were reminiscent of the sea.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Giorgio Armani Spring 2014
“It was refreshing to see an abstract floral print dress at Giorgio Armani.” – Karla Martinez de Salas
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Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2014
“Gold, bold, and sold at Dolce & Gabbana.” – Armand Limnander
Photo: courtesy of the designer
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