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Cloak & Dagger

December 21st, 2008  |  Published in Fashion


Brookelynn Starnes, who in 2006 started Cloak & Dagger, likes to reference vintage but never literally.  Says Starnes, “Women don’t often wear many of the vintage silhouettes anymore, but many of them have great details. I try to create something that borrows from the feeling of vintage garments but interpret them into something a woman today would feel comfortable in and want to wear.”  With a background in styling and an interest in vintage fashion and design, Starnes also consults on the men’s and women’s collections for Libertine.  The past fall Steven Alan featured Cloak & Dagger’s cropped motorcycle jackets and they were a huge success.  When asked about the spring ’09 collection Starnes said she would describe it as a “hyper-feminine and flirtatious take on summertime style.”  Via Steven Alan.

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