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Charlotte Ronson Fashion Show- Grunge for Girls on the Spring Runway
Runway Review: Grunge got girly and there are plenty of sweet florals under the slouchy hoodies and washed out plaid shirts
Be prepared to pull out your beat up high school hoodie next Spring.
Charlotte Ronson is taking things back to the casual, borderline grungy, utilitarian 1990′s dress code with her most recent collection shown at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.e
This time around the grunge got girly and there are plenty of sweet florals under the slouchy hoodies and washed out plaid shirts. A fine bit of feminism and flower child compliments the super casual look. And for having so many oversize garments there was still a lot of skin showing!
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I particularly liked the skinny red belt paired on soft dresses, slouchy socks with pop color sandals, exposed metal zippers on flouncy florals, the oversize plaid shirt over skimpy flirty dress, sheer fabrics and a pair of rolled up silk cargo pants. Also strongly in favor of the cargo vest making a comeback. – Alix Kivlin
Photos: Alix Kivlin
Alix on the Go - Alix Kivlin is a graduate of the well known Fashion Institute of Technology and has been designing in the fast paced New York City for 9 years, creating collections for design companies such as Calvin Klein, Alice + Olivia, Ann Taylor, Mavi Jeans, Gap and Tommy Hilfiger to name a few. Alix often extends her eye beyond contributing fashion editor and is photojournalist for most of her Fashion Week coverage.
An avid world traveler, Alix trots the globe inspired by worldwide creativity, dressing and new lifestyles. She has a high sense of style, a uniquely creative point of view, and a discerning eye when it comes to the fashion real women want and feel confident in.














































