From 1935’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream” to 1986’s “Thrashin’,” spring’s influences are as disparate as ever.
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From 1935’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream” to 1986’s “Thrashin’,” spring’s influences are as disparate as ever.
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"The eccentric French interior decorator Madeleine Castaing. My colors and prints are directly inspired by her iconic palette, textiles and wallpapers." — Anna Sui
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"1935’s 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream' — so ethereal, fantastical and sensuous." — James Mischka and Mark Badgley, Badgley Mischka
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"Metamorphosis: The spring 2013 collection acknowledges the prophetic symbolism of the Luna Moth to exhort the evolution and transformation of an ever-intuitive Bibhu woman." — Bibhu Mohapatra
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"Geometric shapes placed within an organic form." — Serkan Sarier, Brood
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"Crusade for clarity." — Chadwick Bell
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"A glamorous evening in the Sixties in Deauville, France." — Dennis Basso
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"'Thrashin',' the 1986 American cult skateboard film." — Sophia Kokosalaki, Diesel Black Gold
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"Daydream, blossoming romance…crisp, light and fresh." — Douglas Hannant
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"Sunrise and sunset of North Africa." — Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Elizabeth & James
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"The Galapagos Islands." — Michael Bastian, Gant by Michael Bastian
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"Flowers and nature as seen through the lens of the Time Life books on nature from the Sixties and Seventies." — Tom Mora, J.Crew
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