The designer’s most covetable blazers – loose, breezy and done in white or pastel – opened the show and were paired with high waist, cropped ankle pants.
Among the standout looks were the vests – particularly, a white piece that seemed like a cross between a smoking jacket and a vest.Â
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This piece was cut extra long so as to hit the knees of the model as she breezed down the catwalk.
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However, some of McCartney’s designs were less than chic. Denim fashioned into caftan-like tops, blazers, shorts, and skirts seemed to miss the mark.Â
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Then again, has anyone ever made head-to-toe or boxy denim appear wearable?
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The dresses in McCartney’s spring collection mixed the demure with the overtly sexy, featuring elbow-length sleeves, covered chests, and two thigh high slits up each leg.  The models seemed to glide down the runway as the fabric moved beautifully around their legs.
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In fact, slits, slashes, and exposing patches of skin were a running theme throughout the show.Â
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This was the case for slashed citrus printed long dresses (a succulent citrus print appeared on everything from mini dresses to vests throughout the show), and backless vests.
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Both of these looks were done in stylish, easy to wear ways, putting the designer’s slashing work in high contrast to other designers noted for thigh-high slits (like Gucci and Balmain).
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In fact, McCartney, who is expecting her fourth child, could have easily worn any of the looks that made their way down the runway. That’s a true testament to the unique formula of demure sexiness that the English designer has mastered.Â
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