Surprisingly cool and elegant combinations of prints and textures! Check out the latest Dries Van Noten spring 2013 collection and venture into a super-exciting sartorial escapade!
Every single one of Dries Van Noten's collections is an amazing
adventure. Yes, one exciting escapade in the world of prints,
textures and oh-so-cool combinations. Once again, the Belgian
designer manages to create a jaw-dropping line for spring 2013.
Renowned for the particular use of patterns, Van Noten always makes
the impossible look so possible and even unbelievably gorgeous.
"Of course, here and there, pushing the boundaries of what is
acceptable is also what I find very interesting," Van Noten told
Interview Magazine. "For me, it’s really like, okay, if you go far
with the unexpected materials and unexpected proportions or
volumes, then keep the colors quite simple and straightforward for
men," he says.
However, the designer also admits that when it comes to limits,
these are not always a bad thing. "For me, restrictions are not
always negative," he says. "Restrictions can push creativity. I
like restrictions."
The new Dries Van Noten spring 2013 collection is characterized
by a high dose of plaid. Okay, this must sound boring, but the
Belgian designer put his creativity to the test and reinterpreted
this famous pattern resulting into some pretty stunning goodies. "I
wanted to go back to having fun with clothes," Van Noten said.
"It’s everything that I love. It has that kind of
menswear/women’s-wear kind of grungy, spontaneous feel."
The line features silk plaid blouses, floral printed pants, peplum
vests, masculine blazers and jackets, 1930s-inspired floral-printed
slip dresses, ethereal sheer ground-skimming gowns, and
rosette-embellished skirts. Oh, and let's not forget the
accessories that beautifully completed the outfits. There were sexy
printed pumps and mules, chic plaid clutches, round oversize
sunglasses, and chain necklaces.
Effortlessly hip, wearable and surprisingly elegant and refined,
Dries Van Noten's spring 2013 collection has a couture grunge
flare. "Contrasts," Van Noten said. "Menswear with womenswear but
more spontaneous this time, a more thrown together approach."
Photos courtesy of style.com


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