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Monse Proves a Print Can Still Have an Attitude

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Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia sent florals down the runway again, but not the tidy, polite kind. The Monse founders took the bloom and pulled it apart at the seams, letting the print fracture and reassemble across the collection rather than sit where a flower usually would. It is the kind of move that reads less like a seasonal theme and more like a signature the house is doubling down on. Deconstruction, after all, has always been more interesting than decoration.

With reporting from Elle.

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