It's been somewhat po-faced round here of late. Definitely time for some frivolity: Roland Mouret Pigalle dress, from Net-A-Porter. Part, apparently, of the new minimalism.
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New minimalism? I'd heard that layering was going to be big this season. I can't keep up. I'll just crawl back into my hole again with my flask and my back issues of The People's Friend.
Yes - it seems that the equal and opposite reaction to the new minimalism is "the new maximalism".
If, as I'm hoping, it results in risible photographs of micro-celebs swathed in ill-advised swatches and scarves on the covers of magazines, it can't be all bad...
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