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HARPER’S BAZAAR JULY 2018 45

runge launched Marc Jacobs’ career

the late ’80s, so it comes as no

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cade-deining movement in his

latest pre-fall collection. Plaid shirts

and hoodies make easy options for

comfort, while chunky rain boots

add a rebellious vein to the mix.

A sense of nostalgia can also

be felt in the American-

inspired motifs plastered

across dresses, loafers

and Jacobs’ bestselling

Snapshot bags.

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characteristics. He is charismatic,

passionate and always the centre of

attention. Is it any wonder the American

designer chose to launch Rory, a capsule

collection, to honour his own zodiac sign?

Kors’ joie de vivre attitude is translated into

the icon of a brass lion wearing aviator

sunglasses (the motif nods to his personal

style), applied on a host of handbags and

sandals for a graphic touch.

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From top: Bag,

$640; espadrille,

$290, Marc Jacobs

A youthful energy

permeates the collection

From top: Watch; bag;

sandal, Michael Kors

From top:
Sunglasses, $500;
$1,020; $500, Céline