Anyway, Burberry resort: I'm thinking it's kind of similar to stuff from recent seasons-neutral tones, safari, minimalist (although I suppose with their heritage being the trench coat, Burberry is always going to have a fair amount of neutrals around)-but I like it anyway. The styling's great too. And the ruched detail on the dresses and tops is interesting-like those spaghetti strap tops you used to wear when you were 8, that looked tiny when you weren't wearing them but then stretched out like a concertina when you put them on. Well, that's what I imagine the Burberry dresses are like! I'm sure in reality it's a very complex work of extreme craftsmanship, which justifies the price tag of 3 or 4 more digits than your average 8-year-old vest top.
(Know what else is extreme? My photoshopping skills. I mean, come on. Look at that picture!).
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(style.com)
1 comment:
Love it!
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