Every year at Fashion Week Australia, we wait for that moment that sweeps us off our feet. The moment that we go to sleep dreaming about. Today it came via Michael Lo Sordo (and to be honest, we had an inkling it would).
The shapes were true to what we've come to expect from MLS—slouchy separates, and long lengths, but it was the fabric that we couldn't stop staring at. We'll have to get back to you on what it was exactly, but it looked like liquid velvet, glistening as the models walked down the runway.
Click through to see what we mean, and then shop the label's current collection if you can't wait for the Resort drop.
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