
Are you girls ready for a new super-cool collection? Check out the Miss Wu by Jason Wu lookbook, a flirty and chic range reflecting the young designer's personality!
Psssst!!! Attention all fashion addicts! We have an important
thing to tell you! Yes, we came across Jason Wu's Miss Wu lookbook
and had to share it with you as well! Oh, but we're so excited to
show you the young designer's incredibly stylish, flirty and rather
playful goodies from his new Miss Wu collection.
Describing the line, Wu explained that, "The Jason Wu collection is my
aesthetic, my design sensibility. Miss Wu is my personality. It's
fun to explore that facet of who I am - more downtown, with a
relaxed attitude."
Okay, but who is in fact Jason Wu? Speaking to the Fashionista, the
talented designer describes himself using tree words. "Hmm…
mischievous, humorous, and…easy-going, which people don’t expect
from me because the clothes I make, you know the clothes from [my
main line] are quite womanly and sophisticated and people always
think I’m very serious. In fact, I’m not very. I mean in some ways
I am serious – like when it comes to my work – but my personality
is not so serious," he said.
Miss Wu features a cute range of pieces such as cashmere sweaters
and cardigans, leather skirts, feather-print dresses, sleeveless
shirtdresses, stretch skinny pants, lattice-print chiffon blouses,
brushstroke-striped and color-blocked pleated skirts, cotton twill
overcoats and trench coats, biker jackets, and many more. The
'60s-inspired contemporary collection, available exclusively at
Nordstrom, in store and online, brings to life the modern
gamine.
"You can see the Jason woman is much more polished and manicured.
The Miss Wu girl, on the other hand, is a little more worn in, a
little grittier, her hair is a little messier, her makeup might be
from the night before. But the base of it all, like with my Jason
line, is that it hits on all the things I love," Wu told the
Fashionista.
The line includes loads of wow-worthy yet practical items with
prices ranging between $195 and$795. "The first year, the
collection is pretty concise – there’s 40-60 pieces and it’s
centered around great blouses, sweaters, outerwear. So going
forward we’ll be looking at different categories – definitely doing
accessories," Wu explained. And who knows, maybe a beauty line?
"Yeah I think the possibilities are endless. It’s all about
character building, it's like writing a story, and each collection
is a new chapter in her life," the designer added.
Photos via Nordstrom.com
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