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Last week’s Fashion Week here in New York still has us reeling! Check out our favorite looks to grace the runways and how to recreate the look in your home:
Derek Lam’s Gingham
Derek Lam’s Spring collection has us sold on gingham. Normally a pattern associated with the rural girl-next-door aesthetic (think Mary Ann from Gilligan’s Island), Lam cast new light on the pattern with deep V-neck sack dresses, exposed bandeaus, and a combination of black and blue. For decor, we like how both Hervé Pierre, creative director of Carolina Herrera, and Katie Armour, Matchbook Magazine co-founder, both use gingham in unexpected ways, too. Pierre’s canopy bed and long drapes defy odds by giving gingham a romantic 18th century vibe, while Armour’s California living room gives a chic angle to the pattern with pinks walls, modern furniture and a touch of leopard print.
Peter Som & Rachel Comey’s Marble Prints
Swirly graphic marble prints were something fresh and new on the runways this season. Peter Som’s version looked surfer-girl/menswear cool (right down to the shoes) while Rachel Comey’s ready-to-wear version was a bit more romantic. Get the look with a winding pattern designed by Tina Turk or take a note from Kelly Wearstler’s caramel-hued marble walls.
Alberta Ferretti’s Mexican Flair
Alberta Ferretti’s fashion show was a fiesta of bright satin ribbons inspired by traditional Mexican textiles and clothing in varying widths and silky textures. Get the look in your home by combining pops of stripes in pillows or throws and pair it with other strong colors on the walls and furniture.
Burberry Prorsum’s Polka Dots
Once relegated to kids’ bedrooms and play rooms, Burberry Prorsum’s version of polka dots is fresh, punchy, and all grown up. The over-sized scale of the pattern on blouses and laser cut leather dresses is bringing these spots to into the realm of chic. In a room, pair it with a pop of color like Burberry did with their handbags.
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