Peter Som

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After a two-year hiatus from showing a women’s ready-to-wear collection, Bill Blass named Chris Benz to the creative director post today, catapulting the…

After a two-year hiatus from showing a women’s ready-to-wear collection, Bill Blass named Chris Benz to the creative director post today, catapulting the…

Som’s prints and black graphic check overlays, topping off crisp shirt dresses, were so pointedly visual, they’ll look decidedly Som when…

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From Lynn Yeager to Anna-Sophia Robb, behold a few of the week’s most quotable quotes!…“I’m kind of used to it.”—Carrie Underwood at Peter Som, on getting mobbed in the front row…“They’re so hideous that I like them. It’s the shoe equivalent of the kid in school that nobody likes. We shouldn’t bully them.”—Lynn Yaeger on wearing UGGs…

Peter Som: What do you get when you mix a ’60s go-go girl and a tech-adoring millennial? Peter Som’s Fall wares. Rocking a deep side part, the collection started with a head of slept-in tresses and continued with the rest of the outfits, like look une: a belted pea coat in cobalt that errs on the side of classic, aside from an unfinished hem. That same cobalt made an appearance on a leather shift, complete with a turtleneck and a smattering of sequins. The ’60s then bled into the ’70s, with the introduction of leopard print and a prevalence of caramel colored pieces. And then, there were graphics. Most importantly, a blurred floral that plays tricks on the eyes. The flowers bloomed on orange shift dresses, grey coats, but did their job best on the evening-apropos black tulle. Just don’t stare for too long: side effects include feeling drunk with obsession.