Spring Collection 2014 By Ralph Lauren

Well, you can breathe a sigh of relief. There is one designer in New York who is not bewitched of transparency, who thinks the only thing that is clear is that women might have a bit of a conflict with sheer, and that would be Ralph Lauren. Instead, Lauren took showing the bod in another direction, upwards, abbreviating everything so that his collection. Only a few others this week have taken to slashing their hemlines, but here’s the thing about being at the start of this four-week odyssey called collections:

You never know what idea, notion, or mood might capture the imagination. And after billowy chiffon after billowy chiffon that trailed floor ward this first leg of the season, the no-fuss, no-nonsense, no-drama attitude of going short could be the antidote. Lauren followed the beat of the mod sixties with a ton of graphic ideas worked into the clothes: framing the neckline of a minimal—and mini—black dress with a crisp white collar, accessorized with groovy black patent-leather Mary Janes and, a recurring styling leitmotif here, black knee-high socks;

Tattersall checks colliding with the immaculate tailoring of a three-piece suit; and cropped swingy little jackets and thigh-length skirts in a white that gleamed in the kind of way that Neil Armstrong must have felt back in July ’69 when he viewed the landscape of the moon for the first time. Lets’ have a look some pictures of Spring Collection 2014 By Ralph Lauren