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Tanya Taylor Fall 2018 Ready-To-Wear....Fashionweekly..On Fow24news.com

 Tanya Taylor admitted she was more nervous about showing her Fall 2018 collection than any in recent memory. Perhaps it’s because she stepped so far outside of her comfort zone, most notably by dialing back her signature hand-painted floral prints....
The flowers were still there, technically, but after painting them on a canvas, Taylor transferred them to a computer and removed all the details. The results were mere suggestions of flowers and read more like graphic color-blocking or even camouflage. A Schiaparelli-pink and navy printed dress made a stronger, more direct impression than the soft, delicate florals of seasons past, which felt right at a time when women don’t really want to look soft or delicate at all.
 The simplified prints also put a greater emphasis on Taylor’s silhouettes, like the curvy drape on that pink dress or the asymmetrical slouch of a black, yellow, and cobalt tunic. (Taylor paired it with wide polka-dot pants, her version of a “neutral.”) More surprising were the pieces that nixed print altogether, like the zeitgeist-y turtleneck dress with rows of hand-stitched chrome sequins. The paillettes got bigger and flashier on a completely backless high-low tank styled over houndstooth trousers. Fans of ’90s and early-aughts style will say it’s evident of the “going out top” revival, but the pants (brown houndstooth with hints of neon pink) were worth a second look too. Pants are an unlikely hit for Taylor; another pair came in Fall’s popular Glen plaid, but a ruched jogger in cherry tartan might be a harder sell.


Tanya Taylor Fall 2018 Ready-To-Wear....Fashionweekly..On Fow24news.com Reviewed by FOW 24 News on February 14, 2018 Rating: 5  Tanya Taylor admitted she was more nervous about showing her Fall 2018 collection than any in recent memory. Perhaps it’s because...

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