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• May 11, 2009
• Lookbook

Suno's Fall Collection Inspires Some Serious Pattern Play

By Xiyin Tang

We already expressed our excitement over fair trade label Suno's debut, which hit Opening Ceremony stores with their bright and colorful spring collection this past February. Now they're bringing round two of their African-inspired, Kenyan-produced pieces in time for fall, full of the kind of eclectic pattern play that makes us wish we could throw on plaid tights, a polka-dotted dress, and a bright purple turban with such flawless ease. The leopard-print tights, big, chunky bangles, sky-high platforms, and towering, whimsical headpieces all have hints of Marc's smashingly successful, ethnically-inspired spring '09 collection for Louis Vuitton, and prices will be lower, too. Needless to say, we're wild for the clothes. See for yourself—more lookbook shots (photographed by our good friend Tina Tyrell) after the jump! (Cyana Trend Land)

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