Shortly after I posted images from Vicarious by Nature‘s Spring ’10 lookbook, I was directed to their newly posted Fall ’10 selection.

It’s flawless.

There’s a certain beauty to this season’s trends: the muted colors are a welcome break from all that summer neon, and our senses are instead drawn to rich textures and odd angles.  Unlike the past year, Fall 2010 isn’t about color! color! color! – it’s about something much more subtle.

VbN is known for utilizing unique shapes in their lines, and its Fall ’10 line is no exception.  This model pulls off a wide shoulder and slim legs while retaining femininity.  (Be honest: how many “fashionistas” have you seen looking like football players?  Answer: too many.)

Speaking of femininity, I love this pairing.  The angled raw edge and short length make it more interesting than the typical mini-dress.

There’s that shaping again – and a splash of bold color.  (This is a reimagined version of their Fall ’09 jacket, which I’m still craving.)

This year, VbN is showcasing a number of scarves, both attached and separate.  I love the added length – great for short waists and flat boots.

Designers take note: there are ways to achieve draping without making the model look like a hot homeless mess. VbN succeeds.

It’s all in the details, guys.

A sexy take on the sweater dress.  I love it (but off the runway, ladies, you’ll want to add a slip).

You can see Vicarious by Nature’s Fall 2010 line, as well as find locations to purchase their organic, sustainable garments, at VicariousByNature.com.  (Images copyright Vicarious by Nature, 2010.)

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