The I Love Ugly 2013 Spring UK Collection is Retro
Katie Pagnotta — March 13, 2013 — Fashion
References: iloveugly.net & hypebeast
The I Love Ugly 2013 Spring UK collection is exclusive and pays homage to 1960s men's casualwear and formalwear. The slick and sophisticated collection strives for refinement and mixes bold patterns with a muted color palette. The rich hues in the collection bring the clothes and accessories to life.
I Love Ugly ships worldwide and has garnered international success. The label prides itself on compiling designs constructed of simple lines that are complemented by the brazen patterns. This season introduced a series of 60s-inspired prints and palettes. There were lovely bursts of sienna, deep mustard, rich browns and paisley.
The I Love Ugly 2013 Spring UK collection is limited edition and a valiant effort at reincarnating retro men's fashions.
I Love Ugly ships worldwide and has garnered international success. The label prides itself on compiling designs constructed of simple lines that are complemented by the brazen patterns. This season introduced a series of 60s-inspired prints and palettes. There were lovely bursts of sienna, deep mustard, rich browns and paisley.
The I Love Ugly 2013 Spring UK collection is limited edition and a valiant effort at reincarnating retro men's fashions.
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