Escada Resort 2015

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A trip to Los Angeles provided the foundation for fashion director Daniel Wingate’s latest collection for Escada. He looked to the sea and local marinas for nautical motifs worked in a mostly navy-and-white palette, including solid-colored suiting, tunic shapes in classic stripes and a draped-neck top and pants in a hand-painted paisley print.

Leather, a top-selling category for the brand, was luxed up with intricate laser-cut details for a slim-fitting jacket and hand-pleated for a modern tea-length skirt. Embellishment played a starring role for both day- and eveningwear, most notably on a black dress embroidered with gold ribbon.



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The fifth look (orange coat and baby blue trousers) and the red dress are amazing. Well executed, and beautiful colors. The first suit is cool too, but I wouldn't wear the rest of the collection. I think I'm just not the target.
 
MAY 30, 2014
NEW YORK
By Brittany Adams

Being bold is part of the Escada woman's identity. And so, heading into this season fresh off a visit to California's Pacific Coast, fashion director Daniel Wingate wanted to offer his confident customers more than just Resort-standard nautical fare. Upping the ante, he combined stripes with a hand-painted paisley pattern on the standout opener: a rich jacquard blazer shown over matching silk pajama-like separates. Escada has never shied away from a full-on print moment, and a slim suit splashed with an allover "terrazzo" motif (inspired by the tile work of a pool Wingate noticed in Beverly Hills) was another highlight here. Several of the lineup's solid pieces made an equally punchy impact—in particular, a hibiscus-hued double-face cashmere wrap coat paired with cropped turquoise trousers. Elsewhere, Wingate produced a handful of winning evening moments, including a pretty black cocktail dress that featured delicate chiffon appliqués and organza cutout details. As far as red-carpet numbers go, the one-shouldered red column gown with an elegant side cascade should appeal to grand dames (Jessica Lange, Helen Mirren, and Viola Davis have recently worn the label to high-wattage events) who prefer a bit more coverage but still want to be distinctive.

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