This Rag & Bone Fall Collection Calls Out Models by Name
Laura McQuarrie — October 15, 2014 — Fashion
References: rag-bone & refinery29
One of the ways designers often create unity with their collections is to make the models that walk down the runway look as similar as possible, but the 2014 Rag and Bone Fall collection goes against the grain when it comes to this. Some of the most standout elements of the collection included garments that were embroidered with model names, simply branded with iconic names from the fashion world like Georgia May and Jourdan.
These pieces were presented alongside cozy oversized Fall knits, plaid skirts and silk bombers that made wearing your own name seem effortlessly cool. As well as being novel, this also makes sure that everyone knows the garment belongs exclusively to you.
These pieces were presented alongside cozy oversized Fall knits, plaid skirts and silk bombers that made wearing your own name seem effortlessly cool. As well as being novel, this also makes sure that everyone knows the garment belongs exclusively to you.
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