CelebritySpring Fashion 2011
:Modern Metallics
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Not meant for nightclubs or superheroes, spring’s silvery looks are the
flamboyant equivalent of go-everywhere
denim. The key to the color’s deft
repositioning is a draped, unstructured
weightlessness that makes the shine as
effortless to step out in as a smile.
HOW TO WEAR IT
Silver can look edgy—or even severe—in a structured silhouette, so stick to loose or sweatshirt-easy cuts. Pair with clean-lined casual pieces, as you would if you were slicking up denim. Steer clear of color, except for white or neutrals. No big deal hair; a hint of sparkle to the eye. For shoes, we suggest going silver—no gold allowed, except wedding bands.
Photos: (left to right) Rag & Bone, Dries Van Noten, Christian Cota, Burberry Prorsum
HOW TO WEAR IT
Silver can look edgy—or even severe—in a structured silhouette, so stick to loose or sweatshirt-easy cuts. Pair with clean-lined casual pieces, as you would if you were slicking up denim. Steer clear of color, except for white or neutrals. No big deal hair; a hint of sparkle to the eye. For shoes, we suggest going silver—no gold allowed, except wedding bands.
Photos: (left to right) Rag & Bone, Dries Van Noten, Christian Cota, Burberry Prorsum
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