
I know this is the third new collection I’ve posted in a row, but I just got a hold of these lookbook photos from Wren’s spring collection and I had to post it right away because, 1. it might be my favorite spring collection yet this year, 2. Wren is one of my favorite labels and their spring collections are always their best, and 3. I’m still sick, it’s still cold here, and this whole lookbook is a breath of California fresh air. Seriously, wearing one of these sun dresses during the spring at, say, Hearst Castle, is my idea of heaven.
This collection was inspired by the ’50s and ’60s, and films from that era like “The Last Picture Show.” I can definitely see vintage influences, but one of my favorite things about Melissa Coker’s designs for Wren is that they never go the direction of vintage pastiche, or that dreaded word, retro. There are nods to the past in some of the fabrics and the shapes, but everything looks modern and never too cutesy. I can see a bunch of dresses already that will go on my spring sale-stalking list; that blue one on the top right will probably replace winter’s Leith dress as my Wren dream dress.





Photos: Thomas Whiteside; Stylist: Susan Joy; Hair: Amy Farid; Makeup: Suz Gerstein.


What a cute collection! Love the red Sundress & Skirt!
I think I have to have the three quarter sleeve dress! Perfect for our autumn here in Melbourne! I browse your blog before a big opshopping adventure, so much inspiration!Thanks for helping me blow my budget! ( in the nicest possible way!!)
I love every outfit in this collection, its not to cutesy and very wearable.
Thank you!! Love!
Thanks for posting look book photos! I am always so busy keeping up with all the other things to do and read that keeping track of look books is something that gets left by the wayside – and here you are, carefully selecting only wonderful examples and giving your picks and commentary as well. The longer blue dress makes me happy because as much as I like how shorter dress lengths look as part of a design, I’ve got longer legs and making sure my skirt isn’t flying up and having to be so careful when I sit down or bend over is getting so tiresome!