Paul Smith Spring 2023

Day-to-night dressing was Paul Smith's goal for spring, as the designer British was aiming to show off dressier looks for the woman who "is on the arm of our young actors," he said, noting the creatives he's recently dressed in Hollywood - Greta Gerwig, Laura Dern, Moses Boyd and Hero Fiennes-Tiffin among them. /p>

Slinky goddess dresses in cobalt blue or chartreuse green ruched jersey would light up the night, while a puffing the blue cloud print number on the sleeve was sunny according to the layout of the designer.

He took some 80s-inspired bits, giving a hand-painted earth tone costume the hand a little oversized silhouette, the blazer with exaggerated lapels and padded shoulders, and the pants with a more generous and voluminous cut. A cream and black linen tuxedo had a similar look. The hand airbrush looked really cool, especially on a sunset-hued trench.

There were several other younger versions of the seam, such as a lavender bustier top that can be on silk shirt and matching high-waisted pants to revisit the three-piece, and ocher sleeveless vest with asymmetric closure and matching shorts for the new, more casual office.

A Paul Smith striped tank top swimsuit with silk pants and easy to wear sandals with costumes added for a more laid-back vibe, a welcome departure for the designer.

"It's that feeling that you're back in town and you're still half on vacation, you're wearing a suit because you're back in London and you notice you're still wearing boat shoes,” Smith said.

Resort as state of mind.

Paul Smith Spring 2023

Day-to-night dressing was Paul Smith's goal for spring, as the designer British was aiming to show off dressier looks for the woman who "is on the arm of our young actors," he said, noting the creatives he's recently dressed in Hollywood - Greta Gerwig, Laura Dern, Moses Boyd and Hero Fiennes-Tiffin among them. /p>

Slinky goddess dresses in cobalt blue or chartreuse green ruched jersey would light up the night, while a puffing the blue cloud print number on the sleeve was sunny according to the layout of the designer.

He took some 80s-inspired bits, giving a hand-painted earth tone costume the hand a little oversized silhouette, the blazer with exaggerated lapels and padded shoulders, and the pants with a more generous and voluminous cut. A cream and black linen tuxedo had a similar look. The hand airbrush looked really cool, especially on a sunset-hued trench.

There were several other younger versions of the seam, such as a lavender bustier top that can be on silk shirt and matching high-waisted pants to revisit the three-piece, and ocher sleeveless vest with asymmetric closure and matching shorts for the new, more casual office.

A Paul Smith striped tank top swimsuit with silk pants and easy to wear sandals with costumes added for a more laid-back vibe, a welcome departure for the designer.

"It's that feeling that you're back in town and you're still half on vacation, you're wearing a suit because you're back in London and you notice you're still wearing boat shoes,” Smith said.

Resort as state of mind.

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