Rosie Assoulin's first pre-fall was shown in Paris and gave more space to hand-finished details and lush materials.
Rosie Assoulin is walking a tightrope with the launch of her first pre-fall collection, as this is traditionally easy-to-grab choices with long retail shelf life. Too simple, and she’s treading By Any Other Name territory . Too sophisticated might tread on the toes of her main fall offering. Ultimately, it just meant more room for the fanciful pieces that made her reputation, focusing on hand-finished details and lush materials.
Fans will flock to the already-hit “thousand-in-one-ways” sweater launched last December, the bracelet knit variant of the season, a printed organza dress with balloon sleeves, a structured vest with fil coupé cold-shouldered sleeves, the kind of surf short that spells casual sophistication and an asymmetric bolero dress that can unbutton down into a halter dress.
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