ODD Spring/Summer 2014

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Published September 12, 2013

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ODD Season–Maintaining their signature cool, New York City boutique ODD presented their in-house spring/summer 2014 collection during New York Fashion Week. A casual foray into sporty on-trend pieces for their customer prompted designers Judson Harmon and Jordan Klein to craft a well-rounded collection of modern essentials. Culminating in long sheer shirts, drop crotch shorts, asymmetrical jackets and more, ODD showed an eye for the young man with a keen eye who likes their fashions with a little edge.


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