Because his work for Marc by Marc Jacobs is, as always, vibrantly youthful. The styling for Marc by Marc Jacobs is always more wearable than the Marc Jacobs line: more like something you'd see someone walking down the street wearing , which, I guess, is where a lot of the appeal lies. Photos from
style.com, but of course.
Above, giant fucshia head accessory, tacky interpretation of leopard print, electricblueandorange! skirt.
Above, more of that blue with orange-red. Plus, check her shoes and the mixing of plaid with stripes within the same color family.
Above, SWEATER WIN. That is all.
Above, told you. Electric blue and violent red-orange. Oh mama.
Above, closer, because having a bag in the same pattern but smaller is utter genius.
Above, even more electric blue and violent orange.
Above, I want to steal the skirt and shirt off that model.
Above, I don't know why, but I really like the t-shirt. And the sweat pants-esque pants.
Above, the demented leopard t-shirt. It looks like it has measles and is choking.
Above, an electric blue crew-neck sweatshirt with shoulder pads. There is so much wrong with this, but I would totally wear one if I had one. Maybe this calls for a trip to Forever21 + some sewing...
Above, aaand huge electric blue head accessory + hot pink lip = one of my favorite color combos.
Above, and again.
Above, like the huge bow, like the dress, like the O HAI LUKE holy sexy. I. Am. Such a sucker for blondes.
Above, oh wait, is it a romper? Still, the genius colors make me think of Mesopotamia, or something more politically incorrect like a stereotypical Middle East that involves camels and pyramids. Also did you know that the dress on the left is my future wife?
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