By: Tamara Arnew
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London marks a decade of fashion
for Jonathan Saunders, whose staying power was exemplified in his Fall 2013
collection. The look was militant and ladylike with a conservative yet
embellished wartime silhouette. The nineteen forties pin up feel of the
garments had all the air of domineering females giving them an edge past
suffragette appeal.
Army surplus green and leather looks opened the show with a
sunset striped trench and matching strapless dress that were both minimalist
with a sophisticated vintage. Fall inspired natural applique shapes adorned
pieces that felt deeply autumn in design and transitioned into transparency and
an updated turquoise blue. There was a great “every-woman” play of prints and
textiles in the collection separates that encompassed Saunder’s affinity for a
more graphically influenced body of work, a reassertion of his victory in
versatility and the hard earned nod of his well-tailored following.
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