This absolutely delightful collection using Browne's classic vocabulary sprung up from the idea of gardens and all the life that occupies one: dragonflies, bees (aside from beekeeper hats, we see literal representations of bees but also garments with a honeycomb motif), butterflies (and designs of their wings arching across jackets), grasshoppers, and ants (click on Look #16 to see some tiny ants on the short red sweater vest). Stalks of blooming lilies and the lush silhouettes of peonies appear. And the fairytale of The Princess and The Frog weaves its way in, but according to Browne, this time it is The Prince and The Frog...lily pads on a pond, tiny embroidered frogs on neck ties, and Browne himself taking a bow in a giant frog head!
All this on light, breezy coats along with skirts both kilt-like and pencil, in spring-y pastel deliciousness. And I think this is the first time Browne has sent jeans down a runway (see Look #16 again ). But the most fun: the black rain slicker and the beautiful white bridal look at the end of the show! Watch the video below.
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