Saunders worked with a palette of mint, white, navy and orange; kept silhouettes centered on simple, drop-waisted dresses and A-line skirts; and let artsy details do the talking.
Hand-painted prints were a feature, such as overlapping blue and black graphic shapes on one chiffon top, or a black and white rose on an oversized black T-shirt.
Meanwhile, a mini in layers of navy and black fabric had its skirts cut into ribbons that fluttered as the model walked.
Unstructured knee-length skirts were printed with a pattern of irregular polkadots that graduated from red to peach.
Saunders sometimes added slouchy anoraks over dresses to create a sporty, utilitarian air. “I wanted to look at something that was more nostalgic for me,” the designer said after the show. “It felt relevant to have an easier silhouette.”
© by WWD / Photos by Giovanni Giannoni
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