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Opening the show with chunky knitwear, beautiful burnt umber and crimson wine softened the impact of sharp, graphic lines, while hand-sewn sequins, gold spun tweed and deconstructed skirt suits demonstrated ample skill.
Effortlessly blending kooky snakeskin jacquard and sharp prints with heavy lace and masculine tailoring, on paper there was a lot going on, in reality Jordan got the balance just right. A heady combination of androgynous and femininity and structured and languid no one does refined, off-beat and ethereal quite like Zoë Jordan.
Images throughout courtesy of Goodley PR
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