Spring 2010 | Adrian Bosch for COS

The Fashionisto

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Published January 4, 2010

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Updated March 24, 2015

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Narrow and lean, Swedish label COS takes a serious turn for the spring season, relying on a color palette that rests heavily on hues of black and gray. Crafting a suited uniform with sharp silhouettes, boxy cuts add difference, while minimalist sandals add a unique characteristic that plays to the season’s strengths.

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