Although some designers produce their resort collections for glamorous types that leave in St. Barth or aspian in the months of cold weather, the top of the hat is a more practical customer in the mind of the pound: which regularly faces the outdoor world and all its elements.
“Rain, rain, go,” she says when she shows the canvas and gabardin of cotton in the fabric of cotton. Similarly, skirts and jackets were cut off for weather proof. There are also naval cables made of garbage and several coats for winter cold nights – from Congox and Lime to classic flats to an overturned trench that operates in more than one season. (In particular, instead of using the term “Resort”, they call this collection “Bihar Pre -Bihar”).
Weskot Pound says its inspiration in this season – and clearly, the utility of all seasons is: “I design clothes that women want,” he said, though she challenges the idea that the function form comes to sacrifice. The aforementioned sweater contains the chimney’s neck collar, while a pair of pants is exaggerated. Wide leg pants are made of shining finish. While the TWP shirt that was largely stuck in Italian cotton shirts and made the most well-known brand offered, Vas Kot Pound noted that the pants have seen an increase in interest in consumers. “They really look good for many different women with different forms,” he said.
Her evening dress is the place where she makes a strong statement. The ivory silk prejudice is adorned with a gown of delicate silver beads that draws the back down, while it makes tips and skirts in a shiny, woven mesh. You may wear these clothes in St. Barth.
