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Runway Looks for Less: Saint Laurent Spring 2013 RTW

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Saint laurent spring 2013 rtw
Saint Laurent Spring 2013 RTW | ELLE

Even though it’s a spring collection, Saint Laurent‘s latest offering seems like it was just made for this time of the year. With a distinct ’70s-inspired vibe, the collection combined dark colors and unique layers, featuring ensembles that were moody, glamorous, and perfect for winter.

Want to get a runway-worthy look for less? Scroll on down to check out three budget-friendly outfits inspired by Saint Laurent Spring 2013:

1. Prim & Polished

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Photo: ELLE

Dark colors were prevalent throughout Saint Laurent’s spring line, and this look proves that a monochromatic outfit can be a chic and fashion-forward choice. The military-style jacket and cigarette pants create a streamlined and polished vibe, while the oversized bow found on the printed blouse creates volume and interest.

Get the Look:

Saint laurent spring 2013 outfit 1
Product Info: Jacket- ASOS, Pants- Mango, Top- Forever 21, Shoes- DSW, Hat- Miss Selfridge, Belt- ASOS

Recreate this look by pairing skinny black trousers with a printed tie-neck blouse. Layer on a crisp, military-inspired blazer and a pair of sleek t-strap pumps. A faux crocodile belt adds some texture to the outfit, while a wide-brimmed hat is similar to the ones found on the Saint Laurent runway.

2. Boho Glam

Saint laurent spring 2013 look 2
Photo: ELLE

Maxi dresses instantly evoke a bohemian vibe and this outfit from Saint Laurent is a perfect example. Here, a long-sleeved, printed frock is paired with a bold tasseled belt and wide-brimmed hat to create a laid-back, yet glam look.

Get the Look:

Saint laurent spring 2013 outfit 2
Product Info: Dress- Macy’s, Hat- Lori’s Shoes, Necklace- ASOS, Belt- Chic Nova, Boots- Topshop

For a similar outfit, look for a printed, long-sleeved maxi dress, just like the one we found from Macy’s. If you live somewhere super-cold, remember to layer a tank top and leggings underneath to stay warm! Next, define the waistline and add interest with a wide tasseled belt, then pair the dress with low-heeled ankle booties for a casual-glam vibe. Accessorize with a horn-shaped necklace and a statement-making black hat to complete this look.

3. Low-Key Luxe

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Photo: ELLE

Skinny pants and a sweater form one of our go-to outfit combos during the winter months. At Saint Laurent Spring 2013, designers took it one step further with this look. Pairing a sequin-adorned top with sleek leather trousers creates a simple, yet super-trendy look that’s sure to make a statement.

Get the Look:

Saint laurent spring 2013 outfit 3
Product Info: Jeans- JCP, Sweater- Dorothy Perkins, Head Wrap- Charlotte Russe, Shoes- Target, Cuff Bracelet- Go Jane, Bangles- H&M

Channel Saint Laurent’s spring show by pairing black coated jeans with a matching sequined sweater. Pointy-toe flats are a cute and comfy choice, while a black headwrap is perfect for casual days. For the finishing touch, accessorize with a gold cuff bracelets and several bangles.

Your thoughts?

What do you think of this collection? Are you a fan of Saint Laurent? Which look is your favorite? Would you wear any of these outfits? Which designers would you like to see featured here next? Remember to leave a comment below and let me know what you think!

Posted on on January 9, 2013 / Filed Under: Inspiration / Tags: , , ,

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3 Responses to “Runway Looks for Less: Saint Laurent Spring 2013 RTW”

  1. 1
    January 9th, 2013 at 1:35 pm

    I am in love with the whole collection! <3

  2. 2
    January 9th, 2013 at 5:40 pm

    I would wear everything in this collection! The only problem is my budget. Thank you for the fantastic suggestions on how to get the look without breaking the bank.

  3. 3
    January 10th, 2013 at 3:36 pm

    I really like it. Especially the black pants. They go with everything. I also like the fedora.

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