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A spread in Vogue’s March issue, styled by Alex Harrington and shot on Kendall Jenner, celebrated spring’s imperfectly perfect fashion. For those wondering what falls under that category, it means dresses, skirts, and blazers that appear more like a garment in progress than a finished product. Details including raw hems, exposed linings, and unfinished edges bring an interesting and surprisingly wearable level of detail and texture to the spring fashion assortment.
This particular selection appears more purposefully unfinished instead of ruined or distressed. Unlike sneakers that appear dirty or pre-ripped jeans, the imperfections incorporated into these garments were artfully considered. After wearing structured trousers and heavy outerwear all winter, Vogue fashion editor Mai Morsch is excited to embrace these styles for spring, be it denim skirts, sleeveless tops, or midi dresses. “The frayed edges, crochet details, and romantic distressing exude a nonchalance that feels like a breath of fresh air.”
Add a piece of unfinished fashion into your wardrobe this season with Miu Miu’s frayed edge tops and jackets, Prada’s torn paper dresses, Interior’s floaty and fringed maxi skirt, and more, below.
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