Sometimes, the best way to be inspired to create something new is to look to the past and reimagine what you see. This is exactly what Badgley Mischka did for their Spring 2014 Collection, reworking silhouettes from the 20's and 30's in whites and navy blue for the first portion of the show before moving into evening gowns.
The second half of the show was our favorite with it's Easter egg hued gowns in ethereal fabrics that floated around the models feet as they walked. Our best picks? Any of the floor length dresses, between the tulle and chiffon textures and the fresh style of beading. We expect to see these at awards shows for years to come!
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| Inspiration from the 20's and 30's lends itself to these sweeping (and incredibly flattering!) skirts and pants paired with coordinating tops. Not to mention we really really want that white hat. |
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| Love tweed but hate how hot it is once the temps warm up? Badgley Mischka has the answer with their lightweight navy and white tweed that not only looks smart but has a fashion-forward neckline (left). The subtle striping (right) is gorgeously executed and shows a hint of skin with the sheer paneling. |
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| Fluttering ruffles showed up on the runway in both short and floor-length dresses in whites and navy - we can't help but fall for the skirt on the formal dark blue dress. |
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| These gowns are absolutely stunning. From more covered up in coral apricot silk to a deep v-neck in lavender tulle they're sure to be a hit on the awards red carpets. |
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| Badgley Mischka takes beading to a whole different level as seen on this embellished pencil skirt and a drop-waist floor length gown. |
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| Fluttery chiffon and beaded skirts in light blue and turquoise are some of the most beautiful of the Spring 2014 Collection. |
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| So beautiful they could be worn to any red carpet, these floaty, breezy dresses are incredibly flattering on any skin tone and the true definition of romantic. |
Photos courtesy of Style.
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