This season Sybilla Sorondo focused on a draped silhouette with hints of the 30’s in the looks. The opening section looks are emphasized on a structured suit look with a draped knit or fur piece. The color palette moves from olive green to black and even burgundy. One the highlight pieces in the opening section is a olive chenille and cashmere knit poncho. The poncho is shaped on a bias like a cape. Sorondo shows the piece with draped leg pant. The second section is the introduction of leather pieces and more structured silhouette pieces. One of the misses is the use of ruffles and giving dresses a bubble hem. One trendy accessory that just seems to continue to look hot season after season is the crotch length leather boots. For the third section Sybilla Sorondo keeps to black and contrast it with textured fabrics and treatments. For the evening section she goes skimpy with sheer fabrics paired with black fur pieces or ruffles covered cropped pants. Then finally the designer adds some color in the evening dresses and gowns. Although I didn’t like how the Sonondo cropped the length of the gowns to show off the matching leather boots. One of the standout evening gowns is a olive green silk organza gown with little circle cutouts of the same organza fabric covering the top of the dress and lightly scattered on the skirt of the gown.

The must have piece from the collection is Sybilla Sorondo black faux fur jacket. The sleeves have a bell bottom drape from the shoulder and the collar is an oversized Mao collar. Sorondo adds more structure to the piece by putting gray pinstripes on the fur. One statement you can really take from this collection is that Sorondo is really focused on a luxurious look for the collection. There are endless options for the little black dress in this collection. What really stood out are the very sculpted pieces to the looser silhouette pieces.

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