TFW diary: Sarah Stevenson’s romantic dreamy daze
By Gillian Pryor
Sarah Stevenson is a young talent with one impressive resume. After graduating from Milan’s Institute of European Design, she went on to complete her masters in collaboration with Costume National. Turning down an internship opportunity with Giorgio Armani, the designer chose to return home to Toronto to create her own eponymous line, which she debuted for spring. Showing her second collection at LG on Friday, sweet silk dresses and flow-y maxis were printed in the kind of abstracted and impressionistic swirls she has become known for. Showing the dresses alongside pleated trousers and floral blouses⎯all in a colour palette of purple, cobalt blue and black⎯the collection left us in a romantic dreamy daze.
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By Gillian Pryor
Sarah Stevenson is a young talent with one impressive resume. After graduating from Milan’s Institute of European Design, she went on to complete her masters in collaboration with Costume National. Turning down an internship opportunity with Giorgio Armani, the designer chose to return home to Toronto to create her own eponymous line, which she debuted for spring. Showing her second collection at LG on Friday, sweet silk dresses and flow-y maxis were printed in the kind of abstracted and impressionistic swirls she has become known for. Showing the dresses alongside pleated trousers and floral blouses⎯all in a colour palette of purple, cobalt blue and black⎯the collection left us in a romantic dreamy daze.
View the Sarah Stevenson photo gallery »
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