New York Fashion Week Spring - Summer 2013: Thom Browne

  Thom Browne returned Edna Barnes Salomon Room at the Public Library of New York, for his spring-summer collection in September 2013 presented during the Women's fashion week in New York 10.

Inspiration: After the show, Browne said to us that this season the collection of a German artist Oskar Schlemmer choreographer and sculptor was inspired. "And I continue to say everything I started with preppy men [Spring-Summer 2013] collection."

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The look: Browne "preppy" mean skirts, suits, jackets, sweaters and dresses madras colorful pieces of pink and orange with a printed pattern all over a Wal preppy style - in full versions made and partially skeletized. Another sea animals appear throughout the hippocampus artful applications on the entire surface embroidery and laser cutting paper for a dress. It was a little darker looking piece of black, white and gray - clogged plaids and solids - in the collection. But it was Browne shameless embrace of the color of a career and a reputation on what was once called critical "actuarial gray" that the show feel as important as the moment, "built The Wizard of Oz made" in black When Dorothy Gale and white world suddenly a color.

The scene: presentation Browne was accompanied in a fun house mirror of giant windmills money and created swirling black and white discs on which models would occur upon completion of their course. Thom Browne suit men with turbans and big money took turns at a slow spin models, which due to their ballerina bun and summits of the heads, made them look like ballerinas that spin slowly childhood in a music box.

The verdict: If Tim Burton dreams in Technicolor Fashion is what they look like me. And that's a good thing.