Emerging and talented fashion designers continually bring to the table new and refreshing style exemplified by the Charlotte Taylor S/S 2012 collection. The British fashionista created a spectacular line that is full of bold hues and exotic patterns.
By incorporating aspects of Japanese art and culture, Taylor produces pieces that move and adjust to the female silhouette. Short and long dresses and skirts are prominent garments of the collection, along with scarfs and belts that match the patterns and prints of the dresses. Greens, oranges and yellows are strongly present in most of the ensembles, adding energy and playfulness to these spring looks.
The Charlotte Taylor S/S 2012 lookbook feels young and chic, and is the perfect collection to welcome the warmer seasons.
The collection is accompanied by an charming short film produced by Harriman Steel :
Colorfully Foreign Lookbooks
The Charlotte Taylor S/S 2012 Collection is Japanese-Inspired
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