By: Tamara Arnew
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The Isabel Marant’s Fall 2013 collection could
have easily been bohemian in the way that we have come to expect from her
designs, with the Carnation Revolution in mind and flowers in hair. Instead the
designer gave us rebel-girl Lisbeth Salander with Penny Lane’s Band-Aid
ambitions and it was barely too sweet for rock and roll. Layers were long, lean
and shirttail hemmed to miniskirts in a charcoal and cream palate that has been
otherwise neglected in favor of checkerboard.
Dancer style cropped sweaters
revealed narrow chest cutouts and sheer jersey tees that were paired in a way
that was effortlessly low key and convertibly embellished. Velcro-ed strappy platform boots, boxy broad
shouldered jackets, studs and stretchy leggings dotted the I’s for the
collection’s backstage of the band appeal while the wool skinny leather belted
trench crossed the T on Eastern European metal influence.
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