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Few designers know how to set a mood like Stella McCartney can. Ever
since her arrival on the scene as an independent entity in 2001,
McCartney dared to dream up colors, lines and structures that would make
any girl quiver with delight. Evidence
of her evolving genius was clear in her Resort 2013 presentation, one
that took on a life
of color, fantasy, childhood and celebration. Ironically set in Marble
Cemetery, in New York's East Village, this star studded garden party
showed spunk, and a self-effacing sensibility I find desperately lacking
in the fashion industry. Exuberant, bold prints and colors matched with
feminine and masculine structures helped establish the tenor of
McCartney's work, which has emerged as distinct and deliberate.
The daring floral uniformity, combined with distinct contrasts, tells a
story worthy of models, mommies and little girls alike. This collection
represents the
aesthetic and perspective that remains clear in McCartney's designs. Her
playful, elegant approach is yet another notch on her already
exceptional belt. Nicely done.
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