From sexy mini dresses to cut out ones, Zimmermann Spring Summer 2019 collection was inspired by the 70s. Check out the various peek-a-boo outfits here!
Review | Collection
The collection named Ninety Six was inspired by a television soap Number 96, that was aired in the 1970s. This series was first in the world to openly feature homosexuality. And hence in this collection, there were some really sensual looks. In the color palette, mustard and tan shades dominated making it look more 70s like!
Tight sexy little dresses, mini shorts and cut-out dresses were some of the outfits that gave the sex appeal to the collection. We even saw ankle-length and slit gowns. Athleisure, jumpsuits and matching sets were few looks we’ve already seen but looked elegant with extraordinary sleeves and the way they were paired.
Jewelry comprised of single earrings and long chain necklaces. Rectangular micro sling bags that matched the outfits elevated the overall looks.
Zimmermann Spring Summer 2019 Ready-to-Wear Collection: Gallery
Image Credits: Zimmermann
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