“Light Side” – Roen Spring 2009

The Fashionisto

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Published April 7, 2009

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The latest conceptual collection from Roen is inspired by the Miami of the 1970’s. Focusing on a lifestyle of enjoyment and partying, Roen infuses their collection with a relaxed carefree attitude. This same attitude radiates loudly within the confines of their spring lookbook. The images capture the realistic atmosphere of guys having a blast, but the images fail to show the clothes in detail. Guess, this one is for the fans.

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