For those who came of age in the early 90s, you'll most likely recall wearing plenty of plaid in what was the heyday of grunge. It was a look that caused a particular stir when designer Marc Jacobs distilled the Seattle grunge look for his collection at Perry Ellis in 1992 - and for which he was subsequently fired.
Plaids, denim, chunky knitwear and deconstruction offer plenty of inspiration and versatility this season. Sure, it might be lipstick grunge, but it's an opportunity to explore casual separates with a nod to the streets.
Think of skew shirting, frayed hemlines, slip dresses, murky tones and country plaids that team well with denim. Masters of deconstruction Nom*D provide layering pieces that work for any occasion from uneven shirt dresses to plaid wrap skirts and apron tunics.
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