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PHOTOS: M Patmos Fall Winter 2013 collection at New York Fashion Week.

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All photos: Emma Grady

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Feb 10

When I saw that mega brand Club Monaco had teamed up with one of my local favorite fashion designers, M. Patmos, who showed striking knitwear bursting with bright colors for fall/winter 2012 at New York Fashion Week—I had to take a closer look.

Entirely made in the USA, the collection of 100% Italian cashmere sweaters is part of Club Monaco’s push to foster local manufacturing. Above, is the especially sharp and unexpectedly chic Houndstooth Boatneck ($550). The navy ribbed cuffs and hem are a flattering detail that adds shape to the textured sweater.

Continue reading my review in my fashion feature for Discovery’s TreeHugger.com: Club Monaco Dabbles in Zero-Waste Fashion with M. Patmos Cashmere Sweaters
Oct 29
When I saw that mega brand Club Monaco had teamed up with one of my local favorite fashion designers, M. Patmos, who showed striking knitwear bursting with bright colors for fall/winter 2012 at New York Fashion Week—I had to take a closer look. Entirely made in the USA, the collection of 100% Italian cashmere sweaters is part of Club Monaco’s push to foster local manufacturing. Above, is the especially sharp and unexpectedly chic Houndstooth Boatneck ($550). The navy ribbed cuffs and hem are a flattering detail that adds shape to the textured sweater. Continue reading my review in my fashion feature for Discovery’s TreeHugger.com: Club Monaco Dabbles in Zero-Waste Fashion with M. Patmos Cashmere Sweaters

Continuing Resort 2012’s palette of neutrals with a splash of color, M. Patmos—who I saw first on Greta Guide—kicked it up a notch at New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 with a jolt of bright citron, gold, and silver.

Inspired by the look of mid-century craft design, designer Marcia Patmos credits the work of New York artist Mary Judge and the book The Birth of Cool: California Art, Design and Culture at Midcentury as influencing her green fashion collection this season. Continue reading my review on Discovery’s TreeHugger.com.
Sep 17

M Patmos Spring/Summer 2012 (click photo for high-res). VIEW SLIDESHOW HERE.

Photo credit: M. Patmos
Sep 17
M Patmos Spring/Summer 2012 (click photo for high-res). VIEW SLIDESHOW HERE. Photo credit: M. Patmos

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Posted on Sunday February 10th 2013 at 10:35pm. Its tags are listed below.

PHOTOS: M Patmos Fall Winter 2013 collection at New York Fashion Week.

More: New York Fashion Week

All photos: Emma Grady

Copyright © 2013 Past Fashion Future. All rights reserved.

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Posted on Monday October 29th 2012 at 10:00am. Its tags are listed below.

When I saw that mega brand Club Monaco had teamed up with one of my local favorite fashion designers, M. Patmos, who showed striking knitwear bursting with bright colors for fall/winter 2012 at New York Fashion Week—I had to take a closer look. Entirely made in the USA, the collection of 100% Italian cashmere sweaters is part of Club Monaco’s push to foster local manufacturing. Above, is the especially sharp and unexpectedly chic Houndstooth Boatneck ($550). The navy ribbed cuffs and hem are a flattering detail that adds shape to the textured sweater. Continue reading my review in my fashion feature for Discovery’s TreeHugger.com: Club Monaco Dabbles in Zero-Waste Fashion with M. Patmos Cashmere Sweaters
When I saw that mega brand Club Monaco had teamed up with one of my local favorite fashion designers, M. Patmos, who showed striking knitwear bursting with bright colors for fall/winter 2012 at New York Fashion Week—I had to take a closer look. Entirely made in the USA, the collection of 100% Italian cashmere sweaters is part of Club Monaco’s push to foster local manufacturing. Above, is the especially sharp and unexpectedly chic Houndstooth Boatneck ($550). The navy ribbed cuffs and hem are a flattering detail that adds shape to the textured sweater. Continue reading my review in my fashion feature for Discovery’s TreeHugger.com: Club Monaco Dabbles in Zero-Waste Fashion with M. Patmos Cashmere Sweaters

When I saw that mega brand Club Monaco had teamed up with one of my local favorite fashion designers, M. Patmos, who showed striking knitwear bursting with bright colors for fall/winter 2012 at New York Fashion Week—I had to take a closer look.

Entirely made in the USA, the collection of 100% Italian cashmere sweaters is part of Club Monaco’s push to foster local manufacturing. Above, is the especially sharp and unexpectedly chic Houndstooth Boatneck ($550). The navy ribbed cuffs and hem are a flattering detail that adds shape to the textured sweater.

Continue reading my review in my fashion feature for Discovery’s TreeHugger.com: Club Monaco Dabbles in Zero-Waste Fashion with M. Patmos Cashmere Sweaters

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Posted on Saturday September 17th 2011 at 01:31pm. Its tags are listed below.

Continuing Resort 2012’s palette of neutrals with a splash of color, M. Patmos—who I saw first on Greta Guide—kicked it up a notch at New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 with a jolt of bright citron, gold, and silver.

Inspired by the look of mid-century craft design, designer Marcia Patmos credits the work of New York artist Mary Judge and the book The Birth of Cool: California Art, Design and Culture at Midcentury as influencing her green fashion collection this season. Continue reading my review on Discovery’s TreeHugger.com.

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Posted on Saturday September 17th 2011 at 01:26pm. Its tags are listed below.

M Patmos Spring/Summer 2012 (click photo for high-res). VIEW SLIDESHOW HERE. Photo credit: M. Patmos
M Patmos Spring/Summer 2012 (click photo for high-res). VIEW SLIDESHOW HERE. Photo credit: M. Patmos

M Patmos Spring/Summer 2012 (click photo for high-res). VIEW SLIDESHOW HERE.

Photo credit: M. Patmos

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