The Paloma Wool Spring/Summer 2014 Collection Includes Patterns
References: palomawool & missmoss.co.za
The Paloma Wool Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook has been produced before a barren pool. Despite the watery backdrop, Wool has done away with the prototypical inclusion of bathing suits and has instead opted for long knee-length button-up skirts and two-piece suits.
No matter the form that the Wool line comes in, what has remained consistent throughout the collection is its high regard for geometric 1980s-themed patterns. This can be seen in bright squiggly lines, circles and criss cross shapes, each one intersecting with one another via crop tops and ankle-length pants.
Color is also central to this Wool series. While pale beiges and oranges are consistent throughout the set, bright highlighter-hued pops of pink are similarly pervasive, speaking to the brand's funky appeal.
No matter the form that the Wool line comes in, what has remained consistent throughout the collection is its high regard for geometric 1980s-themed patterns. This can be seen in bright squiggly lines, circles and criss cross shapes, each one intersecting with one another via crop tops and ankle-length pants.
Color is also central to this Wool series. While pale beiges and oranges are consistent throughout the set, bright highlighter-hued pops of pink are similarly pervasive, speaking to the brand's funky appeal.
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