Planète mode 2008, le rapport – New York

May 21, 2008, 7:00pm

Photos, texte et stylisme : Annette Lamothe-Ramos. Garçons : veste Endovanera, chemise Paul Smith, pantalon Nudie Jeans, chaussures Schmoove; veste vintage What Comes Around Goes Around, chemise J. Crew, jeans RVCA, chaussures Draven, chapeau Burton; sweater Corpus, chemise Loden Dager, jeans Howe, chaussures Vans, collier Black Sheep & Prodigal Sons. Filles : robe H&M, bracelets et collier Lady Grey Jewelry, chaussures Alexander McQueen; robe Topshop, hoodie Fremont, ceinture H&M, chaussures Tristan Blair, sac Insight, collier Kloset, boucles Marc by Marc Jacobs and Noir ; Converse, veste John Varvatos, jeans Earnest Sewn, chaussures Tristan Blair, boucle Telfar

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