By: Leesa Coleman
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Designer Mary Katrantzou’s collection
had both structure and flow in the construction of the garments. There were clean
lines, Sharp cuts and geometric shapes, mixed with soft curves and sheer fabric.
Many of the looks were asymmetric and draped in a handkerchief fashion. The
range went from dresses to pant suits, coats sweaters and skirts.
Necklines
went from round to asymmetric, straight across the shoulder or strapless.
Sleeves went from exaggerated to basic and short to long. Her color palette
consisted of Black, greys, white, silver with some blues and gold. The prints used
were pictures of trees and landscapes and cobbled stone streets. Accessories
were very minimal; the models wore shoes and boots in the same color palette as
the garments.
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