The Olympia Le-Tan Spring/Summer 2013 runway show was a ballad of 60s-inspired fashion and culture.
The vivacious show featured gorgeous models rocking a girl group-esque look. The hair was big, there was lots of skin and the movement was a compilation of flailing limbs. The models were retro styled from head to toe. An authentic addition to the runway was singer Ronnie Spector belting out the hit song ‘Be My Baby.’ It really doesn’t get any more vintage than that. Aside from the runway theatrics the clothes and accessories were to die for. A-line skirts fell at a perfect length, a bright yellow raincoat had quirky striped trimming and there was hot pants galore. Standout pieces included Le-Tan’s book clutches and the comic lunchbox bags.
The Olympia Le-Tan Spring/Summer 2013 collection is a modern retrospective of the 60s, bottled up in playful clothes and accessories.
60s Pop Runways
The Olympia Le-Tan Spring/Summer 2013 Collection Pays Retro Homage
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