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ALBINO TEODORO RESORT 18 Teodoro's florals read romantic, frequently with a metallic sheen. Inspired by a flemish painter, one has the sense that Teodoro sought to create beauty within
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LUISA BECCARIA RESORT 18 Italian label Beccaria put it best themselves: their collections seek to "free the dreaming spirit of every woman". Mother-daughter duo Luisa and Lucilla show ultra
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Trends BODE SPRING 18 Emily Bode built her brand on re-imagined antique quilt blocks, but continues to present them in unexpected ways. Of note: a pair of trousers with
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CHANEL FALL 17 COUTURE Chanel's prints become 3-dimensional, painstakingly made of pailletes. Texture aside, the use of color and graphic line were unexpected. Though several mimic florals, nothing
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CEDRIC CHARLIER SPRING 18 With the intent of nonchalance and sophistication, Cedric Charlier's SP18 is artfully undone. One print reads something like shibori, with a little less structure
Trend | Spring 18 Tropical Prints 3 Ways
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AMI SPRING 18 Tropical prints have found their way into a lot of collections this season, and Ami is no exception. Alexandre Mattiussi went bright and bold, pairing
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TSUMORI CHISATO RESORT 18 Inspired by New Zealand, Chisato brought out the kiwi birds, beach umbrellas and waves. A cheerful landscape includes a helicopter, cyclists, twisting roads and
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ASTRID ANDERSEN SPRING 18 Astrid Andersen's collection drew on rather opulent textiles- a silk floral, delicate lace, crushed velvet- and paired them with traditional shirting stripes and tie-dye trousers.
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I'M ISOLA MARRAS RESORT 18 Antonio Marras' diffusion line, I'M Isola Marras, is off-beat in the best possible way. Bold, graphic 70's inspired knitwear pair with pretty pastel brocades and bright