Milan: Structure and (fabulous) oddball colour combos at Marni
Sunday morning at 9 is always one of the best fashion shows in town–on and off the runway. Marni-a-holics dress in all their kooky layers and come out to pray at the church of Consuelo Castiglioni! This season’s show didn’t disappoint the faithful, but had a much more structured and architectural feeling than past seasons. Plenty of matching ’70s geometric prints, shorts and hits of fabulous oddball colour combos, and newest of all: apron-like peplums (sequined or otherwise) that made it hip to be hippy!
Missed our weekend coverage from Milan? Check out Susie Sheffman’s coverage of Etro, Ferré, Rachel Zoe and the best spaghetti in Milan! Plus, follow Susie’s tweets at twitter.com/FashionCanada.
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Sunday morning at 9 is always one of the best fashion shows in town--on and off the runway. Marni-a-holics dress in all their kooky layers and come out to pray at the church of Consuelo Castiglioni! This season's show didn't disappoint the faithful, but had a much more structured and architectural feeling than past seasons. Plenty of matching '70s geometric prints, shorts and hits of fabulous oddball colour combos, and newest of all: apron-like peplums (sequined or otherwise) that made it hip to be hippy!
Missed our weekend coverage from Milan? Check out Susie Sheffman's coverage of Etro, Ferré, Rachel Zoe and the best spaghetti in Milan! Plus, follow Susie's tweets at twitter.com/FashionCanada.){kind=link}