Boss S/S 2017

Jason Wu presents a pulsing, primary colour-filled show for Boss

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A ramp walk by a models Boss 2017
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Scene setting: Boss enlisted Chameleon Visual to conceptualise the set design for its spring/summer 2017 show. The collaboration resulted in a backdrop filled with vivid, circle-shaped lights that pulsed on demand.

Mood board: Jason Wu looked at the vibrant hues and architectural lines of David Hockney’s pool series as the starting point. The result was full of bold colour – electric blue, scarlet and forest green – and sleek, curved detailing that was sporty, yet tailored.

Finishing touches: Wu finished off a strapless blue dress with sheer green sleeves. Internal drawstrings and adjustable straps gave the collection a more relaxed feel.

The model wears a strapless dress with sheer sleeves in a blue color

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Black sleeveless dress model walking with bag in her hands

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Models walking on ramp with black and white dresses

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A fashion model wearing a black and white dress

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Ann Binlot

Ann Binlot is a Brooklyn-based freelance writer who covers art, fashion, design, architecture, food, and travel for publications like Wallpaper*, the Wall Street Journal, and Monocle. She is also editor-at-large at Document Journal and Family Style magazines.