DKNY Resort 2015

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Feather, fringe and fantasy were key ingredients in DKNY’s collection, which captured a mood that executive vice president of design Jane Chung described as “Black and White Ball-meets-Factory.” Though fanciful, the designer practiced the right restraint, rendering just enough playful detail to maintain the brand’s signature graphic, urban vibe. A crisp white shirt was teamed with a black feathered skirt. A white poplin tuxedo shirtdress was chic yet still casual. There were also many metallic textures, as in the silver foiled lace shift dress, and several pretty, pink looks, such as a long, furry knit cardigan over a matching tux.

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[xoxoadore]

I love this!!!! the first four are beautiful and I usually dislike pastel colours on clothing

 

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JUNE 02, 2014
NEW YORK
By Brittany Adams

It's been a jubilant year for DKNY, which has been celebrating its 25th anniversary since last September. Keeping the momentum going, the label's new Resort collection wrapped up the milestone in festive fashion. Who doesn't want to stay 25 forever? Sticking to a minimalist color palette of black and white with pops of pink, the design team went all-out with fanciful accents like feathers, sequins, pearl embellishments, and fringe. The opening outfit—a fur-trimmed nylon bomber paired with a crisp button-up, biker jacket, and plume-trimmed skirt—exemplified the balance of femininity and city grit at play. Technical mesh fabrications gave the effect of sporty tulle on tiered LBDs, flared skirts, flirty crop tops, and bombers. Elsewhere, delicate lace assumed a tomboyish attitude when layered with slouchy tuxedo-inspired separates, and a flirty, flame-hued party frock looked fresh topped with a cozy oversize cardigan. Other winning moments included pleated metallic midi skirts, languid trenches, and a trendy fringed tank teamed with casual track pants. Styled with black New York Yankees baseball caps and platform sneakers tagged with ’89 (the brand's birth year), the collection nicely captured DKNY's urban ethos while introducing a bit more frivolity into the mix.

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[Emmanuelle]

I am in love with every look in post 5. The colors and the cuts are perfect to me.

 

[GIVENCHYlover]

Effortless chic