November 10th 2016.
Stella McCartney previews her debut menswear and pre-spring 2017 womenswear collections just across the street from Abbey Road studios where her father and the rest of The Beatles recorded the album of the same name in 1969.
As soon as I saw the first released photos of McCartney's collection I was taken aback.
The collection encapsulates everything that I am loving in terms of fashion design trends, fabric cuts, garment shapes, fabrics and colour palettes at the moment. Channelling utilitarianism through the tailored-looking boxy jackets and shirts with exposed stitching and stiff shoulders, McCartney cleverly contrasts this with dresses and shirts of hound and landscape printed silky fabrics, pleats, neutral knits and lace.
A beautiful collection and possibly one of my favourite of Stella's to date.
Here's a round-up of some of my favourite pieces...
cuffed denim with this interesting ruched waist and sleeves
sport socks, polka dots and hounds print
long john, mick jagger vibes
exposed stitching
ruched and frilled denim
80s vibes with puffy sleeves
ultimate oversized
a pleated landscape
contrast lace
feminine silhouettes
neutrals
tailored and boxy
kenzo vibes with zebra print
oversized trousers (i wanna call these 'banana splits')
more pleats please
full length lace
knits
none of these photos are mine.
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