Trademark elements with a certain futuristic twist dominate Karl Lagerfeld's spring 2013 collection, so if you're looking for something different this upcoming spring, check out the new collection!
It seems that Karl Lagerfeld's spring 2013 collection reflects
perfectly his personal style as the designs put on display reveal
his characteristic structured yet strict garments such as the white
shirt paired with black pants and leather gloves. As part of a
women's collection, the designs received a feminine infusion both
through the patterns chosen as well as through the accessories to
polish up the designs.
Karl Lagerfeld's unique sense of fashion has turned him into a
fashion guru and it seems that the esteemed Chanel designer hasn't lost his
touch as his designs ooze uniqueness. Karl's vision of the modern,
chic woman seems to be clear as the designer is trying to push his
ideas into the spotlight by juxtaposing futuristic, well structured
pieces with a sexy kink to them.
The collection probably features all the designs that Karl
Lagerfeld would wear if he were to be a woman, so the fashionistas
that admire his personal, fierce and classic style will probably
have a blast browsing through all the 27 fashionable outfits the
collection unveiled.
Apart from the black pants-white shirt-belt-leather gloves, the
collection put on display some chic sporty to glam dresses
displayed in high-tech to high-luxury fabrics such as cotton and
silk, thus ensuring women the chance to look fab from the sidewalk
to the red carpet.
Pencil skirts, leather jackets and vests, oversized coats and high
waist trousers seemed to offer a certain business-chic allure that
looks hot.
While the collection was predominantly achromatic, a few designs
were brought to life through the use of pretty pastel pink and
blue. Chic and elegant, edgy but with a vintage classic allure,
Karl Lagerfeld's spring 2013 collection is a true delight to
observe, so browse through the complete collection and see if you
have a bit of Karl in you!
Photos courtesy of style.com


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