We were prepared to disregard this collection, but instead were pleasantly surprised by what was offer from Ports 1961, in particular the macramé elements. While this craft has been turning up quite consistently in fashion for a few years, Ports 1961 may have found an elegant - or at least more polished - way to incorporate it into their line.
We loved the wooden spool embellishments and that the rope was use as both a tie and as an accent on dresses and décolletage where it was knotted to reveal peekaboo keyholes and cutouts and, more traditionally, on bags. Fringe as an element has also been popular for while, but creative director Natasa Cagalj has somehow managed to do the near impossible: make the bohemian trim sophisticated.
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