2(X)IST Spring/Summer 2014

The Fashionisto

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Published October 12, 2013

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Updated March 13, 2023

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2(X)IST Spring/Summer 2014–Following our behind the scenes look at their spring/summer 2014 collection, 2(X)IST presented their latest offering on the runway. Showing Thursday, October 10th at the Frank Ghery IAC building in New York City, 2(X)IST presented a range of underwear, swimwear and loungewear infused with an athletic motif. Using fabrics, colors and prints inspired by performance, purple, blue, green and red dressed the season’s collection that also touched upon a city theme with architectural and linear lines.


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