Showing posts with label couture spring 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label couture spring 2012. Show all posts

2/9/12

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givenchy couture spring 2012

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I have no idea where to begin apart from the mindbogglingly intricate details, which usually are the "norm" for Tisci-designed Givenchy Couture. for one, I'm completely obsessed with high/low aspect of the bejeweld gowns worn over workmen's tank tops. Another, the less-than-subtle nose rings (which I actually like!) and doorknocker-sized hoops are major statements waiting to be made. I'm thinking Lady Gaga will be purchasing a few.


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2/2/12

chanel couture spring 2012


"The key point in the presentation was a new fashion attitude. Its the sort of lip service notion to which designers often tip their caps, but in Lagerfeld's case, he delivered. How? By elongating his proportion even lower than dropped waist to thigh-top, so that when the models walked with their hands tucked in slash pockets, they looked, the designer said, 'like boys whose jeans are slipping off'. The boy/girl thing is a Chanel staple, and Lagerfeld has found a contemporary exemplar in Alice Dellal... Think of stretched-out necks and and pushed-up sleeves on sweatshirts and you've got other key components of the silhouette." - Tim Blanks


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1/29/12

elie saab couture spring 2012


Oscar-worthy gowns all around.


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1/28/12

valentino couture spring 2012


A very delicate collection femininity. Models fluttered down the runway in diaphanous gowns of organza, lace and filigree. The collection recalled the romanticism of "Marie Antoinette role-playing in her little farm on the grounds of Versailles" but of course many possessed a casual twist with long sleeves, high necklines and pockets. My favorite gown is one that incorporated all three of these details in a beautifully simple ivory.


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