Well, now I know why I wasn't invited to Thakoon's Spring '12 ready-to-wear show for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week--security would have had a hard time keeping me from tackling these models and running off with their clothes.
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| Hands-down, my favorite look of the collection. |
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| Colorful paisley leads the inspirational transition from cowboy handkerchief to Indian sari. |
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| I bet the details on the neckline are out of this world. |
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| Second favorite look--I want this right now! |
I would have snatched up every single one of these bold Bollywood-meets-Hollywood Western looks, leaving behind tufts of cotton-candy colored hair in my wake. I love that the show started with an oversaturated cowboy flair and slowly morphed into sweet, flowy fabrics reminiscent of saris in India. The two-tone hats (which I also would have left on the runway--I'm not a hat person) were designed by milliner Heather Huey.
What did you think of Thakoon's Spring '12 collection? Would we have been wrestling over any of the same pieces?
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