Part III:Fall Floral Looks Straight from the Runway

In parts I and II, I showcased jewel toned and muddied floral looks found on the fall runway. Part III will feature black and white fall floral looks. This look is pretty straight forward. The dresses all have black and white floral prints.

Bill Blass featured two in his collection. This first one is a sheath with bold black flowers and some black polka dots. It features a asymmetrical collar.

This next tank dress features a full skirt with large white floral. The top features almost petal-like floral. A purple satin belt adds a punch of color.

Diane Von Furstenberg also featured 2 black and white floral dresses in her Fall collection. This first one reminds me of the first Bill Blass number.  It is a floor-length turtleneck dress.

Her second dress has a pencil skirt and is paired off with what looks like a tweed knee length brown blazer with a satin collar. The look is pulled together with a brown skinny belt at the waist.

Instead of opting for shiny fabrics and bold graphic floral prints, Erin Fetherston showcases the look in breezy fabric and small print.

Jason Wu created a floor length, full skirt dress with a white backdrop dominating the black floral.

Jonathan Saunders also went in the same direction as Erin Fetherston with his choice of breezy fabric.

These next three are from the Milly collection by Michelle Smith. She plays around with both fine print and large print.

Here are some more whispy dresses. These  two are from Rebecca Taylor’s collection.

And one from Richard Chai’s collection:

And lastly, one from Y & Kei’s collection that features two of the fall floral looks: muddied floral and black and white floral!