For Milan’s fall/winter 2013–14 debut, Swiss brand Bally adorned the label’s mainstay pieces with luxurious and modern touches of fox fur, leather, and other textural delights. The women’s snow boot was given a hip wedge, outerwear consisted of capes and dramatic hoods, and separates were decked out in chic leathers. Bally kept things classic with simple lines, yet modernized with a bit of glamorous details in the added textures (fur, leather, and wool/cashmere) to the various pieces for both men and women. Black and white played a major role in this apres-ski inspired collection, keeping color schemes consistent with what we’ve already seen this season on the runways from New York to Milan.
Bally Makes Us Feel All Warm and Fuzzy
Featured image credits: Blush pink cape and matching romper from Yigal Azrouël's Resort 2016 collection. Photograph Courtesy of Yigal Azrouël.
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