The Summer 2013 collection of Los Angeles based fashion label Clover Canyon features modern, streamlined silhouettes covered in uniquely hand-engineered scarf prints. Using crepe de chine as canvas, Clover Canyon displays various styles of sophisticated, stylized floral and geometric motifs using trompe l’oeil techniques to frame and flatter the feminine body.
Designer Rozae Nichols aims for these vivid prints to be the trademark of Clover Canyon clothing line reflecting the eclectic and carefree California lifestyle. The clothes are designed and manufactured in the label’s Los Angeles atelier.
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