The Renovator T-Shirt
But, feeling and looking serene: Who doesn’t want that? It’s what you might arrive at as you watch an ivory duchesse satin evening dress, with a gently inflated aeration of volume at the The Renovator T-Shirt moreover I love this back, any hauteur swept away by how the fabric has been made to look frayed and creased, like it was just pulled out of a trunk and thrown on with a what-the-hell shrug. That was just one of several terrific dresses, from a satin LBD with gently sculpted hips, to a crochet slip worn over a gauzy longer slip. (That same crochet also turned up on a green and white top, whose hem trailed over a pair of slouchy pants: Both handcrafted looks were standouts.) Serenity, then, doesn’t equal perfection, and a good thing too, something that the Olsens played up with some styling touches, like the wrinkled hose, or a mesh tube dress squished over a white cotton shirt whose hems went floorwards. A little bit of mess to cut the precision is always good. Or you might register it as you see a loose cut black blazer walk by, with the surprise of the armholes cleverly opened so you can slide your arms out and wear it more like a vest, with a matching pair of natty Bermuda shorts. The use of sleeves was a recurring motif here; as a gestural flourish, holding a dress in place at the back, looking like an Obi sash, for instance.
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