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May082012

The First Seven- Maiden Noir SS 2012 Collection

Spring has sprung and it's always great to see how clothing brands interpret the season while offering us something stylish to wear. Seattle-based brand Maiden Noir uses there proximity to the volcano, Mt. St. Helen's, to share a story of the first seven days after the catastrophic eruption of May 18th, 1980 as witnessed by a few of its local citizens.

It's a unique perspective and great looking collection to boot. The looks combine utilitarian function, classic prep and a military influence that makes for a versatile collection with a story to tell.

Camo is also the pattern of the season but these nod towards huntsman rather than surplus which go well with the theme.

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