My favorite piece of Aaron’s collection works his signature use of jazzy color contrasting.
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My favorite piece of Aaron’s collection works his signature use of jazzy color contrasting.
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Next collection I would like to see less of this and more of the tailored dresses.
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Next collection I would like to see less of this and more of the tailored dresses.
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Same silhouette as the first look and another home run. The belt and pockets add heaps of interest.
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Same silhouette as the first look and another home run. The belt and pockets add heaps of interest.
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This top seemed to fit more with his Solar World inspired collection then this group. Maybe it was still rattling around in the noggin from the last design session?
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This top seemed to fit more with his Solar World inspired collection then this group. Maybe it was still rattling around in the noggin from the last design session?
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Too, too much going on styling wise. I think that jacket might be really nice if we can see it without all the other things distracting from it.
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Too, too much going on styling wise. I think that jacket might be really nice if we can see it without all the other things distracting from it.
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Swing and a hit! Lovely.
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Swing and a hit! Lovely.
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On Saturday at LA Fashion Week, Seth Aaron showed his first full ready-to-wear collection since his Project Runway win two seasons ago. Overall, I think it was worth the wait. This is the strongest I’ve seen some of Aaron’s work since the pressure cooker of Heidi Klum induced challenges. Aaron’s pieces are always on point when he works his combination of bold color with femininity. The things I love in this collection (and …
