Nostalgia and street and everything neat. That's what this season's muses are made of.
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February 4, 2013
Fall 2013 Designer Inspirations: New York Collections, Part One
Nostalgia and street and everything neat. That's what this season's muses are made of.
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"She followed two or three blocks behind, keeping a close eye on his progress through the shadowy street. She pulled her coat tighter as she paused at the corner. It was beginning to rain." — Rachel Comey
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"Fly High." — Marcus Wainwright and David Neville, Rag & Bone
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"Space Age Femininity." — Rebecca Minkoff
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“Opium den Reverie on the Bowery with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.” — Brian Wolk and Claude Morais, Ruffian
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"Form that functions using luxury fabrics to create shape and form. Silhouettes that have structure, yet are feminine." — Greg Myler, St. John
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"The wardrobe for a modern Joan of Arc, protected and insulated on the streets and in the skyscrapers of Manhattan." — Max Osterweis and Erin Beatty, Suno
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"Winter palace." — Tadashi Shoji
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"Referencing a handmade quilt from my childhood, I touched upon influences from the craft movement I was surrounded by, merging my old work with the new by mixing traditional craft with a strong modern aesthetic." — Tess Giberson
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"Man Ray's photogram portraits of his surrealist muse Peggy Guggenheim and her witty, statement-making style." — Tia Cibani
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"Embracing the technique of classical dressmaking in sculptural silhouettes." — Vera Wang
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"A dreamy Marianne Faithful" — Whitney Pozgay, WHIT
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"Mystery." — Yigal Azrouël
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