Isabel Marant Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published September 30, 2011














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9 thoughts on “Isabel Marant Spring 2012 | Paris Fashion Week”

  1. from the second half of the third page – great but i don’t like the rest. +zuza bijoch looks amazing 

  2. Not too keen on the collection as a whole, but at least it looks & feels like a Spring/Summer collection unlike all of most of the others shows which look/feel like Autumn/Winter.

  3.  true, what’s up with the black?! its everwhere. it will be the most depressing spring ever (not so shocking considering the fact it’ll be right after the end of the world 2012…;)  isabel marant: i think models will wear it & still look great but for normal people? e-e.

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