“Monsieur Mouret! With these amazing pieces you’re really spoiling us.”
Just this week Net-A-Porter.com started selling Roland Mouret Spring 2010 collection, now they have added an exclusive 6-piece collection dubbed the “Rainbow project”.
No prized for guessing why I love this collection…the COLOURS of course.
Nearly every colour of the rainbow is represented here from turquoise, mango, magenta, tangerine, celadon and navy – which was presented in the Spring 2010 show.
The collection is a huge departure from Roland’s signature style of fitted below-the-knee hemlines.
I’m in lust with the asymmetrical turquoise dress, but which is your favourite colour from the rainbow?
Check out the full collection at Net-A-Porter US and Net-A-Porter International.
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totally agree about the turquoise piece, it’s the most outstanding, but the orange is also great! actually, all of them are, this is a wonderful department from Mouret’s usual designs, which were already great and now show themselves to be even better
FC I saw this post and I could think of your imagination anticipating the craziness!!!
I hope you manage to find your hands on piece for your own wardrobe!
Also, I hope your post earlier and my best goes to Sophie!!!
thanks Case, and I hope so too
The purple is beautiful. But I think his designs look better with a longer hem. If the fit is so sexy, you don’t need to be so obvious with the length.
i see 7. and i love all of it.
6 new pieces plus the navy which was shown in the Spring 2010 collection.