In a presentation that included both Sheena Moulton and Sigail Currie, Peter Som tossed Lartigue photos, Japanese woodcut prints and cruise-ship life together and turned out a dream wardrobe for a quirky good girl. He took classic ladylike fare- nautical tweeds, tie-neck blouses and tulip skirts- and amped it up with exaggerated details, such as an outsize bow on a jacquard skirt and the flared cut on silk faille shorts.
Colors were bright, prints were bold, yet everything had a polish. Styled in a madcap mix- animal prints paired with florals and tweeds and topped off with sunglasses and poufy headgear- the clothes took on a cartoonish quality, like a little girl playing dress-up that ultimately left a charming impression.
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