Well, fashion month it's over. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did!!
Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts
October 8, 2011
Paris Fashion Week season finale
Well, to wrap this up properly, let's take a look at the last couple of days' big players.
We start with Valentino. I liked this collection a lot more than I usually do. I find most of them quite average, ok, collections. This one, for me, had a couple lows, but mostly a lot of highs! I'm going to keep it positive and post only my favorite looks.
Elie Saab kept it colorful and fluid.
Louis Vuitton's carousel of pastels and flowers, call me crazy but it remainded me just a little too much of Chanel FW 08-09. Just saying... Still, some solid looks and, yes indeed, Kate Moss herself!
And the big finale! Alexander McQueen's Sarah Burton blew it out of the park! I mean, look at these! The beauty of each piece. The colors, the handcraft, the feel... it's like McQueen on Prozac! So happy to look at!
Labels:
alexander mcqueen,
Elie Saab,
fashion week,
Louis Vuitton,
paris,
Valentino
March 13, 2011
Paris Fashion Week FW 11-12 Part 3
The devil's work at Viktor & Rolf. Stiff and armor-like outfits. Very V&R!





A little more of the usual in Valentino...




Miu Miu's 80's craze!



I'm liking Louis Vuitton less each time... Some of these looks remind me of Britney Spears in Womanizer. The rest are ok at their very best.





In the midst of the drama surrounding his name, Galliano's genius raises to the occasion and a beautiful collection is presented, despite everything else. His favorite decade, the 20s, revisited.




And to wrap up the post, Elie Saab. Some dresses a bit Lanvin-esque, but otherwise a pretty average collection. Nothing mind blowing there.





Next time, Paris fashion week wrap up!
A little more of the usual in Valentino...
Miu Miu's 80's craze!
I'm liking Louis Vuitton less each time... Some of these looks remind me of Britney Spears in Womanizer. The rest are ok at their very best.
In the midst of the drama surrounding his name, Galliano's genius raises to the occasion and a beautiful collection is presented, despite everything else. His favorite decade, the 20s, revisited.
And to wrap up the post, Elie Saab. Some dresses a bit Lanvin-esque, but otherwise a pretty average collection. Nothing mind blowing there.
Next time, Paris fashion week wrap up!
Labels:
Elie Saab,
john Galliano,
Louis Vuitton,
Miu Miu,
Valentino,
Viktor Rolf
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