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Attractive: Valentino
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Custom: Chanel
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Relax: Stella McCartney
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Blue Man: Philipp Plein
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Abstract: Fendi
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A VIBE: Laquan Smith
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Flower: Bagley Mishka
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The bag: Hermes
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Blue is the new black this season, and there’s nothing sad or shocking about it.
Shades range from subdued deep cobalt to subtle sky. It is no coincidence that blue is everywhere. The color is known to have healing properties and often promotes a sense of calm. Isn’t that what we need now?
From Chanel to LaQuan Smith, the spring runways showcased blue for both women and men. In shoes and bags as well. A good alternative to the traditional bright summer yellow and orange, for sure.
