Nom de Guerre Spring 2009

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Published September 18, 2008

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Nom de Guerre is back with spring.  I loved their fall 2007 and spring 2008 collections, but I failed to see any individual pieces in the fall 2008 collection that left me excited.  Continuing with their militant inspiration, this season has a lot dark hyper-masculine “smart” jackets and trousers, but also includes what I would consider “training” inspired gear.  A lot of these looks are paired with Nom de Guerre’s take on sweats.  The complete looks are visually awkward, but I love the sweats on their own.  The thick cuff is a nice addition.  I’m hoping the accessories see the light of day as they would be interesting additions to any wardrobe.

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