A|Wear Launches High Summer Eclectic Paradise Collection

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Our favourite retail store A|Wear has launched their new high summer 2010 Eclectic Paradise Collection, which fuses vibrant African & marine influenced prints with eye-popping shades of fuchsia, purple, emerald green & electric blue, all delivered through flowing chiffon maxi dresses, print shifts & t-shirt dresses.

Speaking on the launch of high summer, Brand CEO A|wear, Annmarie Flood said “Our customers have always loved colour especially for summer so we’ve delivered a season full of print & bold colour driven pieces. The A|wear buying team travelled the globe in search of inspiration for this season’s collection. The bright & bold coloured backdrops of Miami, LA & Tokyo are clearly seen across the must have pieces from the bright pink playsuit & graphic printed shift down to the scuba style printed ruffle minis. It’s a bold, bright & daring season that we’re really excited about.”

The dresses within the collection pay tribute to McQueen & DKNY and come in both short & long lengths. Maxi dresses are huge at the moment and A|Wear have stacks of the things in stock on their website. Shift dresses, tshirt dresses and mini skirts are covered in bold, bright patterns, making them perfect for the summer months.

Of course, denim jeans will never go out of fashion and A|Wear’s new collection includes coloured denim in skinny and cropped styles. The trusty denim mini is also available in the collection. And where would we be without tops and tshirts. The items within the new collection are one shouldered, with soft ruffle and sequin detailing. Strappy tops, Angel style tops and vest tops are all included in the range in a variety of different colours including yellow, purple, jade green & fuchsia pink.

The collection is now available online at AWear.com as well as instore now.

Images from A|Wear

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