The designer took a charming, feminine, easy-to-wear approach when coming up with his nearly 40 looks in the collection.
I loved the abundance of polka dot and floral prints. Tweed jackets and Chanel 2.55-inspired bags were also in abundance, shown in a variety of colors.
While it may not have the popping neon of past Marc Jacobs collections, this was a feel-good assortment of pastels, paillettes, and lace embroidery with just the right balance of classic and quirk.
The 60’s were particularly inspiring for the designer, which came through strongest in the hats and sunglasses that many of the models wore – some even perfectly color-coordinated with the outfits they were paired with, further underscoring the put-together, coquettish feel of the collection.
