Don't be thrown off by the term "housewife" that will surely be thrown around a lot while describing the Jonathan Saunders Spring 2012 collection. In no way is this collection gaudy or on the opposite end of the spectrum, sloppy and not pulled-together. Instead, the collection is a not-so subtle nod to the hit show Mad Men. The '50s-inspired dresses are a force to be reckoned with this season and famed British designer Jonathan Saunders presents them in a way that feels fresh and never outdated.
"I've been toying with the idea of 'pretty,'" explained Saunders. Pastel shades were extremely prominent in the Jonathan Saunders Spring 2012 collection, with peaches and bold aqua shades absolutely taking over. Saunders joked that his Spring collection was inspired by "the color of pills."
Controversial yet classic, the Jonathan Saunders Spring 2012 collection balances the two notions flawlessly.
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The Jonathan Saunders Spring 2012 Collection is Retro Chic
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