The Harper's Bazaar China Spring 2014 editorial is titled 'Future Textured,' and for good reason. It is chock full of different textures that have been given a bit of a sci-fi twist. Part 'Blade Runner,' part 'Mad Max' and completely chic, there is a gritty quality to the looks that will spice up any wardrobe for the upcoming season.
Styled by fashion editor Brylie Fowler, the Harper's Bazaar China Spring 2014 editorial showcases heavily buckled leather jackets, chicly pleated skirts and busily patterned dresses. But what makes the outfits even more eye-catching is the different types of fabrics and embellishments used on one article of clothing at a time. The photoshoot stars model Cato Van Ee who was shot by Kai Z Feng.
Futuristically Textured Fashion
The Harper's Bazaar China Spring 2014 Photoshoot Stars Cato Van Ee
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