Rag & Bone Resort 2010

David Neville and Marcus Wainwright at Rag&Bone stuck to their essential tailoring, boyish fits, layering and relaxed coolness for this Resort collection. YES: it was cool, stylish and attractive. But it feels like we've seen this before, Neville and Wainwright definitely played it safe for this collection and went with what simply works. And it also doesn't feel like a Resort collection at all.
Nonetheless, the stylish was fantastic, the layering impeccable.

*photocredit; style

NYFW: Rag & Bone Fall/Winter 2009

Marcus Wainwright and David Neville's did an exquisite job at Rag & Bone this season, the collection this season was very vital and modern, judging from last season's English eighties-pop subcultures revival. Inspiration this season came after a trip to Japan for the two designers.The collection was very wearable yet very stylish and up to date. I love when those two elements are used when producing a collection. It was very edgy, the black wool herringbone tuxedo dress was fantastic. Yet there were also quite feminine delicate looks as well, like the printed silk dress and a skirt in the same fabric topped by a cocoon-y navy kimono cardigan.