Showing posts with label PFW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PFW. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Elie Saab S/S 2013



The Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2013 closed down Paris fashion week on October 3rd. The usual wow-worthy collection which is sure to dominate the red carpet during Awards Season at the beginning of next year. The collection featured prints - both graphic and colored - as well as sheer transparencies and cutouts.

With a color palette of a beautiful cobalt blue, red, beige and black which in turn exploded into fluorescent color prints on gowns, some full length, others above the knee, that fluttered by in silk muslin.



















Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Saint Laurent S/S 2013

























After much anticipation and an uproar over the controversial name change, Hedi Slimane finally unveiled his first women's collection for Saint Laurent Paris (formerly known as Yves Saint Laurent) on Monday. While many may have been expecting a modern collection of precision tailoring, they were instead treated to bohemian chick of the early 70's at the Chateau Marmont.
The collection featured large floppy hats with sheer, long, and flowy dresses, kaftans and chiffon cloaks. With a Palette of colors from black to nude, Slimane also brought back old time favorites like Le Smoking jacket, shirts with pussy bows, and elaborate fringes.



























Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Anthony Vaccarello S/S 2013



























Paris Fashion Week officially kicked off yesterday with up-and-coming designer ( and what everybody's been referring to as "The Next Generation") Anthony Vaccarello – showing his latest Spring/Summer 2013 collection. With a palette of black and white, liquid-like lamé and metallic animal prints. Miniskirts and one-shoulder dresses were draped and gathered in body-hugging layers around the hips and thighs, while asymmetrical cropped tops with sparkling Swarovski-encrusted zipper details showed off the mid-drift. There were plenty of Vaccarello's signature skin-revealing elements on display — thigh-high slits, cutouts, whisper-thin straps. The collection also included cargo pockets, zips, epaulets, oversize grommets on boxy blouses, slouchy trousers, and double-breasted blazers.