Showing posts with label Milan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milan. Show all posts

Monday, February 27, 2012

Versus Autumn/Winter 2012










                  
Check out Versus A/W '12 collection that previewed in Milan Fashion Week. With a palette of fuchsia, burgundy, acid green, peacock blue and repeating geometric prints. Christopher Kane (who is rumored to be the replacement for John Galliano at Dior!!) showed off an overall street-wise collection, including romantic looks: empire-waisted mini-dresses or off-the-shoulder V-necks in tie-dye fabrics. Mini-dresses dominated the collection, especially the more feminine ones that were paired with thigh-high boots, either in all black or matching geometric prints.
Check out the full show below!













Sunday, February 26, 2012

Dolce & Gabbana Women's FW13







“Romantic Baroque.” That was the muse for Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana’s collection, a motif rich with material from the island they adore, Sicily.
The collection included heavy gold embroideries on black, inspired by ornately carved frames. Beautifully put together, they appeared on everything  from coats, jackets and capes to the necklines and waists of pretty dresses. On the lighter side, beautiful white laces and tulles were worked into dresses and blouses. 






Thursday, February 23, 2012

Gucci Autumn Winter 2012/2013









Gucci's dark glamour kicks off Milan Fashion Week with a stunning array of velvet capes and see-through dresses.
 "A modern-day romanticism, a dramatic sensuality, a dark glamour, with subtle games of provocative intellect,” creative director Frida Giannini wrote about her latest collection. 
The show opened with military-style jackets and equestrian-inspired trousers worn with flat      
riding boots and a bag closed with a stirrup clasp, before moving on to fur coats, mink-and-chiffon numbers and splendid flowing capes. Moving from "fearless femininity" to "dandy indulgence".The tone changed as Giannini unveiled her evening wear, with a stream of long flowing dresses in see-through wrinkled tulle and adorned with patches of tapestry and floral prints in black, forest green and plum.