,

T by Alexander Wang Spring 2011

Joanna Elizabeth

/

Published March 22, 2011

Alexander Wang’s spring 2011 T collection showcases easy basics with the American designer’s contemporary gaze in the form of fitted silhouettes and dramatic shapes. Worn by Julia Nobis, Wang infuses the latest lineup with an extension of knitwear and separate options. From chunky knits to comfortable sweats and ready to layer tees, the T range rounds up a smart selection of versatile pieces for any wardrobe.

Shop T by Alexander Wang










Pages: 1 2 3

  • Season : ,
  • Fashion Label :
  • Model :

    • Recent Updates

    Monique-Lhuillier-Fall-2025

    Monique Lhuillier Fall 2025 Delivers Art Deco Glamour

    Monique Lhuillier’s fall 2025 collection embraces modern glamour with a nod to Art Deco and New York City’s iconic charm ...
    HM-Studio-Pre-Spring-2025

    H&M Studio’s Pre-Spring 2025 Capsule Has an Edgy Refresh

    H&M Studio’s pre-spring 2025 capsule collection steps into transitional dressing with bold confidence. Showcased on model Tess Breeden in a ...
    Massimo-Dutti-January-2025-Lookbook

    Massimo Dutti’s January Arrivals Are Cool Girl Approved

    Massimo Dutti kicks off 2025 with its January style guide, called SOHO, featuring a polished yet relaxed vibe. The collection, ...
    Ralph-Lauren-Pre-Spring-2025

    Ralph Lauren Pre-Spring 2025: Bold Colors, Luxe Tailoring

    Ralph Lauren’s pre-spring 2025 collection focuses on transitional dressing with pieces that effortlessly blend utility and sophistication. Tailored suiting anchors ...
    COS-January-2025

    COS’ January Collection Features Must-See Outerwear

    COS kicks off the new year with a January 2025 collection that focuses on transitional dressing. Fronted by model Lulu ...
    For-Love-Lemons-Valentines-Day-2025

    For Love & Lemons Heads to Vegas for Valentine’s Day 2025

    For Love & Lemons is setting the stage for romance with its Valentine’s Day 2025 collection. The line is taking ...

    6 thoughts on “T by Alexander Wang Spring 2011”

    Comments are closed.