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!

Well, fashion month it's over. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did!!

Cool people also have fun

Fashion people have the prejudice against them from most that they're just posers, that is, people who spend their lives posing for cameras. And while that might be truth most of the time, they do have their fun! A good old glamorous karaoke night, for example, like the one last night at Alexander Wang's party. I just love the pictures! They look like such a fun crowd! Specially my favorite gals, Anna dello Russo and Carine Roitfeld, rocking Wham!'s "Careless Whisper".

Way to un-lame karaoke, fashion people!!

Love and fashion in Natalia Vodianova's Charity Ball

Natalia Vodianova's White Fairy Tale Love Ball took place at Valentino's property, Chateau de Wideville. The purpose of this charity event was to raise money for Natalia's Naked Heart Foundation. That's all very nice but as the purpose of this blog is fashion, let's get to it!
The code of dress, as stated by the invitation, was rigorous white for all women, but it was ignored by quite a few. First of all by hostess Natalia Vodianova, who, claiming her rightful spotlight, wore Valentino red and changed outfits!



My personal best dressed, however, was Carine Roitfeld in Givenchy Couture. That woman can wear anything!


Anne Hathaway wore Valentino for the occasion. I have to admit she looked quite nice.


Anna dello Russo in Roberto Cavalli Red Carpet Collection. Stunning as usual.


I particularly loved Elena Perminova's dress.


Olivia Palermo in non-white Valentino Couture. I love her feathered purse!


Actress Stella Tennant in another one of my favorite looks. She wore a vintage Chanel dress from the 20s.


Mademoiselle Agnès flirting with the dress code: black pants?


Finally, Daphne Guinness in Alexander McQueen constituted the greatest transgression to the dress code. Her dress had every color BUT white in it. Still, she is Daphne Guinness, when does she ever do things the normal way?