“Happy people make happy clothes,” Wes Gordon said backstage. He was talking about the most important lesson he learned from Carolina Herrera in the year and a half that he worked by her side before his runway debut today.
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Carolina Herrera was always about sticking to her guns as the rest of the fashion world followed trend after trend. Now, after stepping down and giving the reigns to Wes Gordon, she’s opened the door to new possibilities for her label. These new possibilities include a more youthful consumer market courtesy of Gordon’s spring 2019 collection for the brand: a colorful and whimsical take on femininity that’s both young and mature.
Girls in their teens and twenties can now buy into the label’s school girl-esque miniskirts and flouncy off-the-shoulder florals, while women of a more advanced age still have that Carolina Herrera signature tailoring and floor-length evening dresses. Despite the convergence of these two polar opposite styles, however, the elegance was still all there.
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