Full-bodied Affair

September 14, 2019

For all those '60s glam moments when you felt like taking your pet cheetah for a strut down Fifth Ave; for all the times when you needed an outfit to go with your opera length cigarette holder; for all the days spent stunting on the ski slopes of the Swiss Alps.

Richard Quinn’s Moncler collection finally gives you the unapologetically loud outerwear you needed. Let’s be clear: the word “bold” is a bit tepid here. The outfits are at the caliber of an air horn. Quinn pairs flashy florals with graphic polka dots, cheetah prints with tropical patterns, and jacquard with zebra stripes.

The collection swings from the puffiest coats to the sleekest bodysuits, but every ensemble is a full-bodied affair, from ski helmet or feathered cap head to thigh-high rainbow booted toe. The jury’s out on whether any piece could be pulled off individually, but taken as a whole the collection outdoes itself.

Text by Savannah Whitmer
Photos Courtesy of Moncler

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