Beijing-born Zhang Na showed a breezy, casual Fake Natoo collection for spring, opening her show with a series of white cotton shirts, trousers and shirtdresses — worn loose and sometimes layered. While the lineup lacked the drama and gravitas of her fall outing, slinky full-length silk dresses and wide-leg jumpsuits hanging from barely-there crisscross spaghetti straps were a highlight.
The designer also increased her use of prints on silk and chiffon dresses of varying lengths. Asymmetry added interest to many of the looks, as did the occasional oversize bow — a play on proportion that contrasted with the clean lines of the collection.
This review was written by me and first appeared on WWD.com
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