Erin Fetherston's Spring 2012 brought the designer's flair for femininity in a bright, citrus-splashed return to the '60s. The presentation at Milk Studios on Saturday popped with bright lights and bold color — models poised perfectly in sky-high platforms, with bold smoky eyes, and perfect pink pouts to echo the nod to the swinging '60s sweetness. Fetherston played in a bold palette, fashioning up standout mod minis in white, black, and tangerine colorblocking and orange ruffled tiers, then showing a splash of girlie prints. First, pink butterflies on slim white pants, then softer butterflies in purple and black on a flowy maxi dress. To complement the super girlie, Fetherston gave separates in soft, sheer white button-downs and printed and solid shorts and pants for a presentation that's as sweet as it is smart.
Trends: Sheath dresses, '60s mod, colorblocking, sequins, and polka-dots.
Colors: Lemon, tangerine, black, white, purple and pink butterfly prints.
Key Look: The tangerine ruffle-tiered mod sheath dress; sharp retro-inspired suit with cropped jacket and slim black pants.
Accessories: Black, red, and nude platform pumps and Mary-Janes.
Who Would Wear It: Girlie girls with a taste for the retro-inspired.
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