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The Rodarte sisters' work has occasionally been labelled pretty, but there’s always something weird too.
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Ready-to-Wear Spring 2017
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The Mulleavy sisters took inspiration from the bees in their Pasadena backyard, resulting in swathes of honeycomb tulle, drifts of pollen-shaped embroideries and a honey-toned colour palette.
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The innate theatricality of the Mulleavy sisters' clothes worked to their advantage here, but the question lingers as to whether they can build a sustainable business.
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The Mulleavy sisters cited romantic poetry as their inspiration, but it wasn’t immediately clear how this was translated into clothes that had all the glitter and glam of the honky tonk.
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