The Shoot

 

CLICK ON THE FIRST PHOTO TO START THE SLIDESHOW.  Tribal scarf: Boulee shorts at kitson.com, Mara Hoffman shirt at Isabel Marant, scarf at Traffic, Prada shoes. Turquoise trench: Tony Cohen slip at tony-cohen.com, Diesel trench at diesel.com, Ericson Beamon necklace at ericsonbeamon.com, Charlotte Ronson shoes at charlotteronson.com. Purple dress: ESquared dress at Barneys New York, Prada shoes at Saks. Maxi dress and taupe jacket: Mara Hoffman dress, Tony Cohen trench at tony-cohen.com. Grey sweater and pants: Martisse pants stylists own, Of Two Minds top at Traffic, Club Monaco sweater at clubmonaco.com, Roberto Del Carlo shoes at Barneys New York. Brown spaghetti-strapped printed dress: Boulee dress at Diavolina, Prada shoes at Saks Fifth Avenue. Green shorts: Mara Hoffman top, Camilla and Marc shorts at net-a-porter.com. Jeans jacket: Issa dress at issalondon.com, True Religion Brand Jeans jeans vest at truereligionbrandjeans.com.

Models: Bay Berger (brunette) at Ford; Casie Gerasimova (blonde) at Next. Hair by Benjamin Mohapi at ben@benjaminmohapi.com. Makeup by Iris Moreau at Moreau@irismoreau.com using Nars' Spring 2010 collection.

 

 

 

Prints Charming

Prints don't have to be an eye-popping affair. Let chic subtlety be your guide. Photos by Raquel Olivo. Styled by Ronit Nabi.
Photos by Raquel Olivo. Styling by Ronit Nabi.
Published on April 06, 2010

Let’s face it, prints can be scary. Go overboard, and you risk looking like an extra on Saved by the Bell. But this season, plenty of designers are proving that prints can be subtle — and more modern-feeling than a solid could ever dream of. So go ahead, let it print.

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