Stella McCartney’s Fall Winter 2018 collection, presented at the Opéra Garnier in Paris, featured an edgy take on suits, with waistcoasts revealing a bare back, layered shorts over trousers cut from the same cloth, and linings worn as sleeves.

Traditional wool and melange tweed pieces are layered grey on grey and worn playfully cinched at the waist with ribbon for a classic yet modern Stella look. . #StellaMcCartney #PFW

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“The inside of things sometimes has a more sensual relationship with the wearer,” McCartney said of the looks, adding she had mixed pieces from men and women’s wardrobes.

“The linings have so much character to them, you never seen them and they’re always so incredible,” the designer, who partly trained with a Savile Row tailor, added.

Tulle trimmed with lace is cut loose, revealing evocative prints by British artist J.H. Lynch beneath. Photo by @LisaWassmann. . #StellaMcCartney #PFW

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Looks for next winter included knitwear, such as a chunky striped poncho with layers of different yarns, and dresses in stretchy velour etched with prints from 20th century British artist J.H. Lynch, known for his paintings of sultry women.

Source: www.reuters.com

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