Sunday, September 11, 2011

RUNWAY: Parke & Ronen SS12



Parke Ronen SS12a Parke Ronen SS12b Parke Ronen SS12c Parke Ronen SS12d

Parke Ronen SS12e Parke Ronen SS12f Parke Ronen SS12g Parke Ronen SS12h

Parke Ronen SS12i Parke Ronen SS12j Parke Ronen SS12k Parke Ronen SS12l

Parke Ronen SS12m Parke Ronen SS12n Parke Ronen SS12o Parke Ronen SS12p

Parke Ronen SS12q Parke Ronen SS12r Parke Ronen SS12s Parke Ronen SS12t

Parke Ronen SS12u Parke Ronen SS12v Parke Ronen SS12w Parke Ronen SS12x

Parke Ronen SS12y Parke Ronen SS12z Parke Ronen SS12z1 Parke Ronen SS12z2

Parke Ronen SS12z3 Parke Ronen SS12z4 Parke Ronen SS12z5 Parke Ronen SS12z6

Parke Ronen SS12z7 Parke Ronen SS12z8 Parke Ronen SS12z9 Parke Ronen SS12z10

Parke Ronen SS12z11 Parke Ronen SS12z12 Parke Ronen SS12z13 Parke Ronen SS12z14

Parke Ronen SS12z15 Parke Ronen SS12z16 Parke Ronen SS12z17 Parke Ronen SS12z18
Parke & Ronen's colorful prints reminds us of a trip we took a few years ago to Barcelona, particular to Park Guell, the famed park littered with the work of arist Gaudi. The bright, ofttimes very busy, prints was a staple for Parke & Ronen's skimpy collection. Aside from the swimwear, there were some great pieces in equally light and colorful fabrications like a paper thin linen salmon shirt paired with a mustard yellow jacket in the first look to horizontally a contrast striped shirt with a grey accent trim with rolled up shorts. It is becoming abundantly clear from New York that SS12 is a season where one should embrace color, color blocking and wild prints, which could be a problem for many a New Yorker, whose favorite color is black.