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Proenza Schouler Silk Blouson Top & Tweed Flap-Pocket Skirt

Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez set out to create a Spring collection free from reference points—a feat rarely seen in fashion. Their equation required the mixing, blending, and remixing of classic feminine codes. The work paid off in the form of smart, forward collection. This look's tee is bright and futuristic, like no other tee we've ever seen. And the skirt manages to parlay classic into body-conscious with innovative accents and seaming.

Highlights

Silk Blouson Top:
The Proenza Schouler Spring 2011 collection threw plenty of curve balls—like this neon-knockout blouse. We loved the futuristic feel against the collection's decidedly feminine pieces.
- Sulfur (neon yellow) charmeuse with tonal stitching.
- Round neckline; hook-and-eye back.
- Short sleeves with banded cuffs.
- Yoked chest and back.
- Blouson silhouette.
- Silk.
- Made in USA.

Designer

About Proenza Schouler:
Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCullough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication.

Highlights

Tweed Flap-Pocket Skirt, Sulfur/Black:
A feminine classic like you've never seen it before. Proenza Schouler sculpted this tweed skirt with contrast trim.
- Sulfur/black stretch black trim.
- Flap-patch pockets at hip.
- Fitted pencil style with mock-wrap front.
- Hook-and-eye front closure.
- Cotton/acrylic/nylon/silk.
- Made in Italy.

Designer

Modern Size Guide


	Proenza Schouler Silk Blouson Top & Tweed Flap-Pocket Skirt Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez set out to create a Spring collection free from reference points—a feat rarely seen in fashion. Their equation required the mixing, blending, and remixing of classic feminine codes. The work paid off in the form of smart, forward collection. This look's tee is bright and futuristic, like no other tee we've ever seen. And the skirt manages to parlay classic into body-conscious with innovative accents and seaming. Highlights Silk Blouson Top: The Proenza Schouler Spring 2011 collection threw plenty of curve balls—like this neon-knockout blouse. We loved the futuristic feel against the collection's decidedly feminine pieces. Sulfur (neon yellow) charmeuse with tonal stitching. Round neckline; hook-and-eye back. Short sleeves with banded cuffs. Yoked chest and back. Blouson silhouette. Silk. Made in USA. Designer About Proenza Schouler: Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCullough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication. Highlights Tweed Flap-Pocket Skirt, Sulfur/Black: A feminine classic like you've never seen it before. Proenza Schouler sculpted this tweed skirt with contrast trim. Sulfur/black stretch black trim. Flap-patch pockets at hip. Fitted pencil style with mock-wrap front. Hook-and-eye front closure. Cotton/acrylic/nylon/silk. Made in Italy. Designer About Proenza Schouler: Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCullough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication. Modern Size Guide