Fall’s Twist on Victorian Dressing Is Just a Little Bit Sweet Inline

  • Altuzarra
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    A floral shearling? Yes, please. Joseph Altuzarra took cues from Indian textiles.

  • Erdem
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    Erdem Moralioglu dressed his “actresses” in delicate, ’30s- and ’40s-inspired chiffon dresses.

  • Brock Collection
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    Brock Collection’s sumptuous custom brocades were inspired by Edwardian textiles.

  • Marc Jacobs
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    A sweet standout from Marc Jacobs’s epic show: this lacy, ruffled smock dress.

  • Rochas
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    At Rochas, Alessandro Dell’Acqua mixed a conservative (by his standards!) floral skirt with a gilded blouse and kneesocks.

  • Etro
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    Leave it to Veronica Etro to give the Victorian trend a bohemian spin.

  • Marni
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    Consuelo Castiglioni’s florals were graphic and eye-popping—particularly on this voluminous dress.

  • Carven
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    Carven’s Adrien Caillaudaud and Alexis Martial designed their floral jumper with groovy, ’60s-era biker chicks in mind.

  • Michael Kors Collection
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    Michael Kors’s tiny brocade suit was sexy in a gamine, slightly boyish way.

  • Giambattista Valli
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    Giambattista Valli’s floor-sweeping gown combined ruffles, light-as-air tulle, and the tiniest of flowers.