In keeping with her inspiration, Yeohlee presented plenty of architectural shapes (of note a beautiful black and white washed silk organza top that was paired with red walking shorts and a white cotton coat with a wide, linear collar), along with some of her signature draping and a mostly white, gray, and black color palette with pops of red in a nod to the follies.
That said, both the expected and the unexpected where wonderfully executed and unlike so many of the other collections (Verrier, Erin Fetherston…), the feminine detailings did not feel cliché in Yeohlee’s collection.
All images courtesy of the Fashion Spot forums.
