For spring/summer 2015 Desigual has once again united with iconic couturier Christian Lacroix. In this, Desigual and Lacroix’s third year of collaborating, the two powerhouses have come together to create a collection inspired by and, at times as fragile as, Mother Nature herself.
Nature’s flora and fauna influence are abundantly apparent in the prints and patterns, as this collection is a cornucopia of color. Jade, white, and onyx serve as backdrops to the vibrant hues of daisies, desert roses, tropical hibiscus and Mexican dahlias while ocean blues remind us of the waterways that connect us all.
Not energized by just one locale, Lacroix’s collection is a multicultural cross-section of dream destinations. Light and airy tank dresses and maxi skirts invoke a Mediterranean spirit as they are coupled with South American motifs. The Ibiza influence is featured in floral frieze and breezy mini shorts, while kimono-style tops represent Japan.
The colors and prints aren’t the only eye-catching features of this collection; the range of styles is also to be applauded. The Desigual consumer can choose from fun and sporty to young and sophisticated all in one shop. The varsity-style jackets can take you from early tailgate to summer music festival. The sailor-style trousers and mini dresses prepare you for a night on the town … any town.

The real standouts of this collection are the blue and white floral coat, the jacquard mini dresses, and the printed tank dress. These looks offer a hint of sophistication fun that can enhance any woman’s wardrobe. As the designer says, “a blossoming kaleidoscope, the collection is a gift meant to inspire happiness, one bloom at a time.”
—Carl Ayers



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