Fashion
The Jill Stuart Spring/Summer 2015 Collection Had Updated '70s-Chic Taking Over The Runway
It may not have had the eccentric artist vibe of some of Fashion Week's other shows, but the looks at Jill Stuart were elegant without being fussy and wearable without appearing to casual. The '70s-inspired line incorporated all of the decade's usual suspects: wide-leg trousers, flowing dresses in earthy tones and bohemian patterns, and midi skirts galore. Backstage, models were treated to a combination of glowing, luminous skin, feline eyes, and a healthy, lip balm-induced pucker courtesy of Sephora's Aaron de May, a look further enhanced by gorgeous, touchable waves. So what were the top looks off Stuart's runway? Read on for the nine best looks from the designer's spring collection.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
A slouchy patterned pussbow blouse and pleated black skirt? It may just be spring 2015’s best office-appropriate contender.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
The palette of this cream-on-white ensemble may be subdued, but the clean lines of the skirt and its contrasting buttons give it vintage, Kate-Winslet-in-Titantic flair.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
The warm, textured bronze fabric of this dress and delicate pleats make it a standout piece for spring or fall.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
The ultra-flattering cut and color of this dress make it the ultimate updated shirtdress to throw on and go this spring.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
Part overall and part shift dress, this chic little number has versatility written all over it.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
The grecian single-shoulder design of this unconventional LBD make it both a statement piece and a classic all in one.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
Don’t write off the midriff trend just yet; it appears showing a hint (or more) of stomach is still in for spring 2015.
Jill Stuart Spring 2014
Many fashion week followers wouldn’t think to incorporate red into their wardrobe with a pair of crimson trousers, but these just might make a difference.