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KENZO TIGER SWEATSHIRT EVERY WHICH WAY

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kenzo green tiger sweatshirt styled by andy torres, elena perminova, mija, montarna mcdonald, chiara ferragni

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leathered goods

Oooh, leather. The durable, sumptuous material that comes straight off the cattle’s back. Leather has to be one of the most intimidating, luxurious materials in existence and the fact that it’s natural only adds to its cool factor (at least we think so!) When a gal chooses to dress herself in the indulgent stuff, she clearly ain’t no wallflower. In fact, she may just be looking for a little bit of trouble, at least that’s the message she’s hinting at, weather she knows it or not!

Here’s a rundown of the leather infused collections from Spring/Summer 2013. Our favs are ICB, Proenza Schouler, Sportmax, and Mugler!

Erin Featherston, Spring 2013

Derek Lam, Spring 2013

Jason Wu, Spring 2013

Nicole Miller, Spring 2013

ICB, Spring 2013

Proenza Schouler, Spring 2013

DKNY, Spring 2013

Mulberry, Spring 2013

Sportmax, Spring 2013

Fendi, Spring 2013

Trussardi, Spring 2013

Barbara Bui, Spring 2013

Damir Doma, Spring 2013

Mugler, Spring 2013

Loewe, Spring 2013

Chanel, Spring 2013

Spring 2013 trend Coverage: Check(s) Mate!

Nanette Lepore, Spring 2013

Jill Sander Navy, Spring 2013

House of Holland, Spring 2013

Fausto Puglisi, Spring 2013

Marni, Spring 2013

Alexis Mabille, Spring 2013

Louis Vuitton, Spring 2013

Prints Charming? Yes, please!

From geometric patterns at Chris Benz to exuberant wildflowers at Brood, bold prints are making a statement for Spring 2013. The Carpetbagger’s always a fan of going with prints; considering it’s steering clear of (our greatest fear) be anything close to boring! Here’s a run through of the most noteworthy printed collections. Our favorites are Duro Olowu, Louise Gray, Etro, and Tsumori Chisato!

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