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TFW diary: Line Knitwear’s haute hit

By | April 4th, 2011 | 11:30 am

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Line Knitwear Fall 2011

Photography by Jenna Marie Wakani

After a week’s worth of fashion hits and (multiple) misses, Line Knitwear stood out as a bright beacon of haute.  As soon as look #1 hit the runway (floor-length cable dress, crochet shawl and raccoon stole) it was clear that this collection would be a vision of love. Designers John Muscat and Jennifer Wells stuck to what they do best (knits!) but spun this strength in a thoroughly modern (oh-so-covet-worthy) way.  Highlights included crochet scoop back dresses, rabbit fur biker jackets, patch work cardis, tweed flare pants, cable crew neck tunic sweaters and stunning vintage floral prints. From the knits to the impeccable styling to the show’s soundtrack, Muscat and Wells proved that they can play in any international arena, but we’re happy that this time around they decided to play on their own home turf.

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