Preen Fall 2012 | New York Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published February 13, 2012

Back to Nature – English author Beatrix Potter’s botanical illustrations inspired Preen designers Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi for the label’s fall 2012 collection. The pair, originally from Britain, brought a bit of the English countryside to New York Fashion Week with floral patterns, butterfly prints and bold color blocking on the runway. Silhouettes hinged on classic with ’40s inspired dress shapes and tapered pants. The final section embraced a ladylike demureness with sheer lace tops and sequin embellished skirts.


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4 thoughts on “Preen Fall 2012 | New York Fashion Week”

  1. I love this whole collection, I like the way they bring in prints normally reserved for spring clothing, but use fall tones to make them season appropriate.

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