Mila Schön RTW Spring 2020
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Swedish designer Gunn Johansson was called last year by Japanese Itochu Group to give a new identity to the Mila Schön brand. After presenting a restrained collection of timeless, chic pieces in February, she unveiled for next spring a bigger lineup injected with a more creative spirit.
The Mila Schön archives definitely served as starting point. Silhouettes clearly echoed Sixties’ shapes, including A-line minidresses and maxidresses peppered with the brand’s signature color-block intarsia.
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The shape of the square was rendered in a multicolor version on an embroidered minidress, also available in a more accessible printed option.
Clean, pure lines were worked in high-end fabrics, including sustainable silk for sheath dresses, while a pajama set in silk satin was splashed with a print reproducing a Mila Schön belt-buckle logo from the Seventies.
Cotton car coats and reversible two-tone outerwear cut in slightly roomy silhouettes completed the brand’s offering, which will definitely please those customers feeling nostalgic about a certain type of polished, discreet, and very bourgeois idea of fashion.
Launch Gallery: Mila Schön RTW Spring 2020
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