Ann Demeulemeester Spring/Summer 2014 Menswear | Paris Fashion Week

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Published June 28, 2013

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Updated January 23, 2015

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Refined Work–Approaching her spring/summer 2014 collection with as much casualness as her refined man can possess, Ann Demeulemeester reinterpreted past design ideas, blending it with a new renaissance man. Furnished in both black and red, vertical stripes were back with a vengeance covering trousers, coats and other Demeulemeester essentials. Meanwhile, ornate prints crept up, playfully shifting position, adding a certain decadence to the Belgian designer’s man of three-piece suits.


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