September 12th, 2016
The Row SS17 Collection
The Perfect Uniform
This is how I already love to dress, The Row just does it way better. The SS17 collection is perfection.
Thanks for the pic @meenalmistry
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FRED LEIGHTON
Collection gold, silver and diamond ring
TOMAS MAIER
Eyelet-embellished intarsia merino wool turtleneck sweater
PRADA
Mid-heel suede knee-high boots
SELIM MOUZANNAR
Beirut 18-karat rose gold diamond ring
MARA HOFFMAN
Camilla one-shoulder textured-organic cotton maxi dress
MARNI
medium Trunk shoulder bag
BOTTEGA VENETA
Cotton-blend poplin top
MIU MIU
Wool sweater
SOPHIE BUHAI
Gold vermeil hoop earrings
KHAITE
Charlotte cotton-gabardine trench coat
HAIDER ACKERMANN
Two-tone crepe blouse
HAIDER ACKERMANN
Oversized silk-charmeuse shirt
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At a glance, I like everything about this except for the sleeve length, which I think takes it a boho direction. I would like to know the fabric and see the texture and color.
I agree 100% ~ I don’t know why I ever bother to leave my comfort zone – I can see this same thing with a few variations, but it really is perfection. I do like the sleeve length, it gives it a bit of an edge.
Kathy makes a good point – the sleeve length gives it an edge, and it’s a good edge!
I’m not sure about this image- I understand the uniform concept – but nothing here strikes any originally- but maybe that’s the point I’m overlooking.
I agree re comments about texture etc as that in this case creates a whole new world of wearability and pleasure.
I love this and I love The Row. Genius in its simplicity. And always comfortable. I’m super excited to try their shoes this season. And their bags are great too! Love the sleeve, by the way!
Honestly, can’t tell what she is wearing from the picture. Like the tennis shoes going into fall!
I tend to turn my looks into some sort of uniform no
matter what . Sometimes lasting a mere week or so, some
surviving seasons. But always adhere to some sort of individual essence that basically boils down to: uniform.
The above image is pulled together, chic, nod to the “uniform platform” and you can see how different riffs could evolve. Thanks Preston and regular chime-in readers, I do love these postings and count on them to help me with my selections and edits.
Dana
Minneapolis