Ruffian Spring 2014 RTW
The youthful yet elegant collection shown by Ruffian was pretty and fresh, and certainly had a particular client in mind; girls that want to look put together but not stuffy, polished but not prim. Think Blair Waldorf. Made up of structured separates and inspired by French novel Bonjour Tristesse, which features a free-spirited young heroine, the color palette featured subdued jewel-tones mixed in with clean black and white.
Certainly taking cues from the French, there was also seriously chic, androgynous styling: think tailored silk pants with buttoned-up collared shirts and head-to-toe florals. Leather-fringed, polka-dotted flats that were shown with almost every piece- even a gorgeous silk, seafoam green pantsuit. Clean lines were also mixed in with the prints; a shift in black-and-white bouclé with rubber-coated vulcanized canvas insets was a standout piece.
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