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By Sedef Kokcuoglu

For Fall 2004 Michelle Mason worked with cashmere, wool and corduroy to conceive a sophisticated and polished collection. Using cut, construction and texture to her advantage, Mason dreamed up sensible and prim ensembles. In fact Michelle Mason's inventive and unique approach to

the art of clothes making conjures up images of an intellectual urban beauty against the back drop of a pastoral setting. Her fitted little polka dot minis matched with luxurious sweaters and wide legged culottes worn underneath voluminous wraps are lovely and sensual without being outrageous and risquŽ.


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