Love love love J.Crew‘s Fall 2014 collection, one of my favorites this season. Jenna Lyons continues to design super casual, chic boy meets girl looks that I absolutely adore. This lookbook will be referenced many times and I will definitely try to recreate looks on here. For Fall 2014, Tom Mora, Head of J.Crew Women’s Design, was inspired by the cabarets of 1920s/30s Weimar period in Berlin: lush styling, minimal layering and rich, deep colors.
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I’ve always been inspired by Otto Dix’s 1926 Portrait of Sylvia von Harden. It captures the moodiness of the era and helped set a bit of a darker, more sophisticated tone. There’s a distinctively feminine feel to the collection and we played up decadence with proportion and texture—tweeds, donegals, long layered skirts, beading, and gold. – Tom Mora, Head of J.Crew Women’s Design
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