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Gap creative director Patrick Robinson took a push-pull approach for the global debut of his Spring 2010 collection yesterday in Tokyo, offering a mixed-up pastoral look set against this high-tech metropolis. “In summer you want to see something green. You want to escape,” Robinson explained during the presentation. “So I just made fun of that. I made these urban gardeners.” Since Robinson took the reins in 2007, Gap’s Spring show has hopped around on a world tour that’s made its way to Tokyo via New York two years ago and London last season. On each stop, the designer tries to reflect a sense of place.
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Tags: Gap,Urban,Pastel,Tokyo,style,fashion,spring
Ooooh, this is just enough floral to get me excited for Spring. Wait, we haven’t even dealt with winter! Either way, the collection is flirty and fun with lightweight, flowing flower print pastels that has a bit of an urban gardener edge. This seasonal collection is very Gap…and that’s a good thing. Look for it on the racks!
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