> Boasting attitude and functionality in equal measure, the BOSS womenswear collection is a master class in offering elegant combinations fit for any occasion. This summer BOSS offers up style, subtlety and substance. Modern pant suits and contemporary tailoring are available alongside elongated skirts and statement print dresses – presenting a rework of summer essentials that will transform your wardrobe. Bold, nautical prints are imagined across the collection and are surefire hits this summer and serve as an example of BOSS’ playful attitude. With a clear emphasis on soft, feminine silhouettes – the collection has been designed with versatility in mind. Pieces can be worn oversized and easy or nipped at the waist for a refined look. Soft, Italian leather accessories punctuate each look and serve as a subtle reminder to the brand's luxury heritage. Tone on tone is one of the leading trends this summer and BOSS have perfectly mastered the style – discover a crisp white broderie anglaise dress in pure cotton which oozes laid-back summer style and pair with fresh white mules ideal for both the office and relaxed summer evenings. Whilst dresses are key to the SS18 collection, there are a selection of our favourite summer staples that have been reworked with a modern twist, in particular the classic white shirt – a trio of updated riffs on the classic blouse have been designed that offer three perfectly balanced blends of sensuality and timeless elegance for this summer and beyond. Bringing updated seasonal elements to modern day dressing, BOSS have reinvigorated the Summer wardrobe, offering a collection of contemporary and naturally sophisticated pieces that bring style to the Summer season.
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To learn more about the BOSS Womenswear S/S '18 collection visit your nearest store. Alternatively, head online at www.hugoboss.com/boss
Dress by BOSS £400 | Shoulder Bag by BOSS £595 | Sandals by BOSS £179 Available at BOSS Stores Liverpool One, Liverpool Metquarter, Manchester Trafford, Manchester Cathedral Street