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Blue collar workers inspired the atelier at Christian Lacroix Homme for Fall/Winter 2013. Outfits were fashioned to mimic the work or uniform of the people of these industries, from construction to painting, with a finale that seemed to invoke the medical field via scrubs done up in tiny geometric quilting.

British model O'Shea Robertson scores a major campaign. The maison former couturier Christian Lacroix built crumbled a few years ago after never turning a profit in nearly 20 years. Since then, the house has been bought by an outside party and hired a new team to continue the house, without the Lacroix. For the FW12 campaign, the house tapped Xevi Muntane to capture O'Shea in studio shots that show its offerings, including ready-to-wear and accessories.

See the full collection here.

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Modern tailoring in the form of wide, pleated trousers were the mode at Christian Lacroix Homme's SS13 runway. Though the colors and patterns were bold, the collection lacked the energy and true boldness we saw when Christian Lacroix, the man, was at the helm of the house.

See entire collection here.

See entire collection here.