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Luscious
Spring and Summer 2001
Sporty, sexy,
totally wearable Leather, Denim, Terry, and Perforated Suede
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its first collection in 1996, Luscious has celebrated the many facets of
raucous femininity and elegant playfulness. Cutting-edge customized fabrics
take shape in classic and vintage styles for a new aesthetic of streetwise
chic. Designer Rebecca Ford's innovative style has earned Luscious one of
the highest accolades in Quebec fashion, the Marie Soleil Tougas Award for
best young designer/newcomer of the year for 2000, presented at the 10th
annual Griffe d'Or. The award was renamed in honour of marie Soleil, one
of Quebec's most revered actresses/socialites and the original host of the
Grif d'Or, following her tragic death in a plane crash with her lover.
(Photography copyright Luscious Clothing) |
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| Luscious Spring and
Summer 2001 collections recreate the hippy dreamy rockstar glamour girl
in every free-styling woman. In the collision of contradiction, retro crashes
with street styling. The result: urban bohemianism classic 70s glam you
can slide into. Leather warm-up pants with draw-string waist or damaged
worn-in denim raunched up with bolero accents can be worn with a terry off-the-shoulder
top or a sheer, feminine blouse. Risk exposure in a leather halter-top with
perforated suede pants that fit like a racning glove. Indulge yourself with
coordinates cut from luxurious customized fabrics that envelop you in comfort
and flatter every curve. |
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| Luscious Spring and
Summer 2001 |
| For Spring and Summer
2001, Lucsious presents the coherence of contradiction in soft fabrics,
strong lines and an earthy palette. Sporty, sexy, totally wearable, the
Spring 2001 line introduces Leather, Denim, Terry, and Perforated Suede
groups. Edgy, destroyed, worn-in, curve-hugging Denim tears at the traditional
elegance of haute couture. Stretch out in the sex kitten comfort of Terry's
casual glam. Built for speed, Perforated Suede hugs every curve. The revelations
of Peek-a-boo perforated suede and windows are kept in check by zippers
and clean, geometric lings. |
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| Luscious Summer 2001
collection reveals the softer, feminine side of Luscious with the Rubix,
Jewel and Mica Metal groups in Spring's complimentary colours. The urban
fierceness of the glam girl intersects with hippy styling and ladylike elegance
in the printed pyschedelia of geometric Rubix. Gathered sleeves and a draped
neckline accentuate the fluid softness of Jewel's clinging, patterned fabric.
Shimmer in the come-hither sheerness of open-backeed Mica Metal. Transparent
tops and skirts tease with panels of delicately-placed woven jewelry. Luscious
is available in discerning boutiques and small upscale chains throughout
Canada and the USA, in England. Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland, Turkey,
and New Zealand and Japan. For more information regarding Luscious, send
email to luscious@metrofashion.com. |
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