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Brand: GUESS x Sean Wotherspoon

Season: Spring/Summer 2018

Key Pieces: The multicolored striped tees are definite head-turners, but the highlight of the collection is its ’90s-inspired color-blocked T-shirts.

Release Date: Available now

Buy: Luisaviaroma and other select retailers

Editor’s Notes: After debuting the collection at an L.A.-only “Farmer’s Market” event in early May, Sean Wotherspoon’s GUESS collaboration saw a wider, much-anticipated release on May 19.

The collection draws inspiration from California’s agricultural heritage, specifically its distinct landscapes, sunshine, and ocean breeze. Wotherspoon, who recently released his now sought-after sneaker collaboration with Nike, has designed several pieces for the collection, ranging from color-blocked hoodies and T-shirts, to dyed denim jackets and overalls in vivid hues of dragon fruit purple, apple green, and more. Vintage GUESS graphics of produce and florals also appear on the T-shirts and accessories.

Also, GUESS Jeans U.S.A. is now on the final stops of its "Farmer's Market" global tour this weekend at the exclusive event retailers listed below.

Browse the lineup below and let us know what you cop in the comments.

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