Miharayasuhiro Spring/Summer 2015 | Paris Fashion Week

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Published June 28, 2014

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Miharaysuhiro Spring/Summer 2015–This season’s denim trend fit right in at Miharayasuhiro, where the essential showed up in its classic form, rounding out a youthful lineup that played with prints and varying proportions. Coordinated ensembles with narrow silhouettes acted as the groundwork for the show, which included a casual wardrobe of sweatshirts in tie-dye and leopard prints. Following layered cardigans in more intriguing patterns, tattered blazers and bomber jackets gave the collection a neat edge.


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