Runway Looks We Love: Jason Wu

By Andrea Cheng
Updated Sep 06, 2013 @ 9:08 pm
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Designer:Jason Wu

Location: Mercer Street, NYC

Notable guest(s): Jessica Pare

What was it like: An extra-long runway accented with abstract-like metallic sculptures that lit up to the beat of the music. For the final two looks, all eyes were on models Karlie and Katie as they slowed their pace and sexily sashayed down the catwalk.

Why we love this collection: The theme behind the looks was summed up in one phrase, "A dialogue between construction and ease." And that it was, with doses of glamour, from the slinky embellished slip-like dresses to the golden ponytail clasps that refracted light with each step.

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Jason Wu

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Beige cropped utility trench with dove gray knit tank and gold metallic embroidered bias cut chiffon skirt

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Jason Wu

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Ivory chiffon embroidered shirt and ivory cotton pleat front pant

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Jason Wu

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Ivory lace and tulle tank dress

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Jason Wu

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Pale sage corset back short suit with an ivory crocodile Karlie clutch

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Jason Wu

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Bias cut pale sage embroidered dress

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Jason Wu

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Navy silk knit pullover with a navy embroidered skirt

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Jason Wu

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Tobacco embroidered bias cut gown

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Jason Wu

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Black tuxedo jumpsuit

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Jason Wu

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Black embroidered shirt dress

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Jason Wu

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Pale sage embroidered hem tank gown

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