Bouchra Jarrar’s spring/summer collection

Elegant and cool collection Beauty and talent was what walked down the runway for Bouchra Jarrar’s Spring/Summer 2012 collection. Each of the twenty-three ensembles displayed thought and class when it came to

design.
First down the runway were badger fur collars each attached in their own unique way; travelling round the next to the waist, strapped down by leather or secured neatly in place thanks to the season’s trend of sailors stripes.
 

Jarrar called her new offering a "continuation of the wardrobe, of the story I've been telling since the beginning."
The designer's focus, as always, was on cut. Trousers were at once stricter through the hips and fuller through the legs than they were last season, and jackets had a more masculine swagger, thanks to double-breasted silhouettes, bolder shoulders, and brass military buttons. On the other hand, a pair of backless gilets, one in fox and the other in black-tipped white feathers, were all femme. Jarrar latched on to snoods; in fur and stripe knits, the circular scarves accessorized sleeveless coat-dresses, as well as simple coats.