Proenza Schouler’s Cool Woman – After spring’s secretarial inspired fashion, Proenza Schouler designers Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough focused on modern, Japanese inspired silhouettes for fall 2012. Models hit the runway in androgynous shapes with asymmetrical necklines and skin-baring hemlines. A color palette of pure white graduated into electric blue, burgundy and crimson red hues matched with Eastern patterns. A story of contrast, Proenza’s protagonist was elegant yet sporty, modern yet classic, youthful yet mature for the new season.
Proenza Schouler Fall 2012 | New York Fashion Week
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Don’t like this collection at all! Everything is too big, too wide, too messy… too no-no.
I’ve seen the big shoulders/arms silhouette in past collections by other designers and I *still* don’t find that it sits well with me. It’s definitely an interesting shape, but not the most flattering…