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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"Fantasy street style." — Stacey Bendet, Alice + Olivia
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"Restraint/Repetition." — Joseph Altuzarra, Altuzarra
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"The Matisse 'Odalisque,' where we see a young woman in Ottoman red trousers reclining in a room vivid with playful floral textiles -- she lies there reveling in a sensual, joyful ambiance. Who wouldn't want to be her?" — Barbara Tfank
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"This pavilion at the Venice Biennale Giardini communicates the muted coolness of the Nordic countries. Several trees grow through the roof, encouraging visitors to consider the distinction between indoors and outdoors." — Serkan Sarier, Brood
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"Tina Chow or the contradiction between European and Asian Culture." — Catherine Malandrino
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"The golden age of Russian Opera. The lavish interiors inspire a glamorous and opulent collection." — Christian Siriano
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"This season our collection is concentrated on the most organic shapes of contemporary architecture and on the delicate femininity of the Victorian age." — Josep Font, Delpozo
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"Glam Rock meets movement and delirium." — Diane von Furstenberg
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"Joseph Beuys' Red." — Jeremy Laing
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"The collection takes on a new form of androgyny. It enables women to express the many roles they have in their daily lives...The inspiration is a contemporary Barbarella — a highly motivated, sexy and in-control woman." — Joanna Mastroianni
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"Siouxsie Sioux's throwing together of romance and utility." — Karen Walker
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Ken Kaufman and Isaac Franco, Kaufmanfranco
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