Charlotte Ronson fw 12
Runway Review: Asymmetrical hems, oversize honeycomb stitches and graphic fair isles are must-haves, along with gotta-get sweaters.
The Charlotte Ronson Fall 2012 show had me already yearning for chilly autumn’s return when it’s yet to be spring!
A soft, warm palette painted itself on cozy intarsia and cable sweaters, tightly fit leather, light weight georgette, and thick jacquards. The looks were completed and well-balanced with soft purple eye shadow and pouty geranium lips.
Every sweater in this collection is going to be snatched up long before the leaves change color!
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The asymmetrical hems, oversize honeycomb stitches and graphic fair isles are must-haves! Pairing those with a pleated sheer georgette skirt, or over a printed dress creates an effortless, dreamy look. Cut-outs continue to be seen this season, but in a smaller more elegant fashion – around the neck, just above the navel or over the shoulder blades. The pieced leather and wool striped ankle pant and mini-dress have a great rocker + vintage appeal.
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This collection was absolutely wearable, comfortable and easily mixed and matched to get longevity out of a single line, and with it’s pieces, you will be the sweet, pensive, and effortlessly stylish girl you’ve longed to dress like! — Alix Kivlin
Alix’s photo gallery of the Charlotte Ronson Fall 2012 fashion show:
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Photos & Words: Alix Kivlin
