Wooyoungmi Spring/Summer 2013 | Paris Fashion Week

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Published July 1, 2012

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Like a BoyWooyoungmi had a cheeky, youthful quality to their spring/summer 2013 collection. The looks were simple and the cuts relaxed but the heart of the range joyous. Weaving colorful prints and a floral motif into the collection, the season was afforded some nonchalant fun. Outside jackets and slim trousers, the denim jacket was reinterpreted with a subtle print and suiting shorts made the smart transition as well. Paired with loafers and plenty of leather accessories, Wooyoungmi played the concise card this season, maintaining their slim lines with a touch of whimsy.


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