#fall-winter 2015

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La Garçonne’s photo contest starts today until October 9th. Share a photo of yourself on instagram in your favorite fall look and tag #lagarconnefall for a chance to be featured in La Garçonne / Atelier, our in-house magazine. The example above features The Row’s Jackson Coat, merino sweater by Proenza Schouler, trouser by Jil Sander, and Golden Goose sneakers. The winner will receive an Acne Studios Bird Fleece Pullover; the perfect sweatshirt to ease into fall. 

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Boris Bidjan Saberi Fall-Winter 2015 oiled bock leather ensemble

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Born from the tap shoe, the mossy heeled oxford from Robert Clergerie demonstrates a remarkable light-footedness coming from the designer known for chunky platform soles. Molded from glossy patent leather, the style conforms to the foot as a true dance shoe, yet with a chunky block heel, it’s step proves relevant, wearable beyond the stage with a whittled down heft and nimble ingenuity.

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H. Lorenzo x Haider Ackermann Fall-Winter 2015.

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one and only outstanding fashion star Chad White in my new illustration ft Neil Barrett fw15

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For French fashion collective, VETEMENTS, the concept of recycling denotes more gain than loss. A rebellious adaptation of classic wardrobe staples means less cutting away, and more additive seaming for their latest Fall-Winter 2015 collection. Laden with oversized silhouettes the label has come to be known for, this season departs from past offerings by establishing a shrunken feeling as though the body has become smaller, opposed to simple enlargement of form-fitting design. Pulled vents & split seams create the effect of an invisible, larger body around the wearer’s own, adding a custom feel that denies reason. incorporating grafted vintage fabrics into their current creations, the label further solidifies its standing as irreplaceably new. A floral print speaks one era’s message, while fleece jersey declares the contrary, yet together, in spliced union, nothing but an articulation of modernity may be heard. 

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An elegant confusion of limbs highlights Marni’s Fall-Winter 2015 collection, defining the Italian label’s first ever ad campaign as a photographic extension of signature, rational eccentricity. Exquisitely captured by photographer Jackie Nickerson, each frame stands alone, clearly stating the designer’s intent that ‘the person must own the clothing and not the other way around’. Each frame crops the body at an angle as skewed as the garment itself. The first image presents a long silhouette, belted and on the floor. A pivoted tinkering of sophistication. Though at a slanted viewpoint, Marni’s signature color-blocking is still evident. A single frame is fully devoted to the ‘Box Shoulder Bag,’ a pinkened rendering of the iconic silhouette more recognizable in black or bark. For a fabricated version of this effect, Marni presents a truncated portrait with focus on a casual knit turtleneck, paired uncommonly with a blush-colored occasion dress, a blocked appearance that may also be achieved with the brand’s two-in-one style seen here. Marni expands on their unique idea of layering in this third image building on the notion of the knit turtleneck shell & occasion dress, while shrewdly combining widened tweed trousers with an A-line skirt in a camouflaged union of notable silhouettes, also available as a more wearable black bell trouser & woven A-line skirt combination. To finish this outfit, the pod bag delivers solution. Its blocked-base in natural leather, subtly references the upturned table in the previous scene, while concluding the maladroit story with undoubtable grace. 

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