Last season Ralph Lauren showed an essentially all-denim collection which was kind of a bold (but smart) move for such a luxury brand. This time around he went back to the classic hits for which he is known and loved.
He began with an array of long dresses and skirts in a floral georgette print which were loosely layered with velvet jackets, turtlenecks or louche sweaters. Outerwear followed in the form of Donegal tweed jackets, several shearling options and sweater coats.
There was the usual mix of bags, shoes, and jewelry that complemented the easy comfort vibe of the collection. Just like how it had started, the show ended with more classically Ralph Lauren pieces: a tiered floral confection with cropped shawl collar jacket. Perhaps it wasn't the most exciting show but it was high quality, and if nothing less, it was a pleasant way to start winding down after a long week of shows.
He began with an array of long dresses and skirts in a floral georgette print which were loosely layered with velvet jackets, turtlenecks or louche sweaters. Outerwear followed in the form of Donegal tweed jackets, several shearling options and sweater coats.
There was the usual mix of bags, shoes, and jewelry that complemented the easy comfort vibe of the collection. Just like how it had started, the show ended with more classically Ralph Lauren pieces: a tiered floral confection with cropped shawl collar jacket. Perhaps it wasn't the most exciting show but it was high quality, and if nothing less, it was a pleasant way to start winding down after a long week of shows.
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