Luxury brand Jaeger launches S/S 2007 collection for woman
19 Jan '07
2 min read
Jaeger, renowned for its unerring ability to create inspirational yet timeless designs, embraces spring with a stylish collection that remains true to the brand's British heritage whilst answering the many demands of the new season.
The Collection's strong tailoring and sharp suiting open the season, epitomised by floral appliqué embroideries and perfect white shirts.
Meanwhile, the influence of vintage couture continues, evident in the versatile black and white shift in silk Ottoman fabric augmented by a flared jacket with tulip sleeves. Jaeger's signature graphic print theme takes centre stage throughout the Collection and is illustrated by a striking black and white appliqué striped skirt.
On a more colonial note, a heavy linen safari jacket and slouchy linen herringbone trousers deliver a more casual yet elegant message. Brass buttons and eyelets, ticking-striped bindings and tortoiseshell trims beautifully highlight Jaeger's attention to detail, whilst the multi-panelled gaucho skirt has a cut that Barbara Stanwyck would have killed for.
Elsewhere in the Collection inspiration has been taken from the Arts. A 50s style green and white sun dress and full circle skirt decorated by a broad brush stroke print make a significant splash alongside painterly 60s black and white Op Art tops and dresses. Meanwhile, a gingham trench coat perfectly complements clever cropped pants and flirty smock tops.
Jaeger continues to elegantly prepare for the season with a silk and linen ivory summer coat, 50s style hazy floral print dress and soft blue/grey silk tulles and taffetas with delicate embroidery.
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