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Saudi Arabian label Leem’s looks are fresh and full of colour, offering modest Fashionistas with a plethora of stylish silhouettes for Autumn.
The brand, known for its conservative and affordable attire, is featuring a charming collection to usher in the breezy season boasting free-flowing kaftans, maxi skirts and dresses. The line also includes timeless trenches and tailored power suits with fluid, ambiguous layers, all distinguished by their sleek structure and elegant outlines.
This time, Leem tapped into “painterly” graphics and geometric prints. Select maxi styles were also defined by a profoundly pared-back aesthetic, serving as the canvas for interpretations of circles, squares and striking leaf-print styles rendered with bright colour.
The collections bold prints are perfectly juxtaposed by a chic monotone palate of utility nudes, cherry red, mustards and yellows, royal purple and petroleum blue, all of which feature heavily as bold block-colour throughout the collection.
Ruffles adorn the shoulders and necklines of maxi dresses whilst light and delicate knife pleats can be found accented throughout the collection on maxi dresses, skirts and trench coats. It’s all about paying attention to details and Leem has always mastered that concept. In this collection, the brand focuses on maxi pleats in a strictly vertical version to never give up a romantic and feminine touch.
The makes’ aesthetic also lends itself to head-to-toe experimentation, presenting trendy accessories including turbans, pearl magnets that interchange as cufflinks, earrings, head scarf pins, or brooch accessories, and a hat with attached hijab, all of which pave the way for an effortless expression of chic discretion.
The collection will be launched in September.
