Fashion Show in France 2016 Fashion Show in France2013
Paris Fashion Week kicked off on Tuesday, ending a month of international catwalks presenting trends for Leap 2014. Over the next seven days, editors and fashionistas volition nourish up to 97 official shows and endless other off-calendar shows.
Paris Mode Week kicked off on Tuesday, ending a month of international catwalks presenting trends for Bound 2014. Over the next vii days, editors and fashionistas will attend upwardly to 97 official shows and countless other off-calendar shows have been planned.
Tuesday - the starting time solar day of Paris ready-to-wearable collections - which showcased the blueprint world's up-and-coming talents, is a day largely ignored by the acme magazine editors.
But the shows demonstrated that while these fledgling day-one designers may be new, they however have something of import to add to the large trends in the season's fashion conversation so far.
The spring-summer 2014 collections saw Devastee hitting the tendency spot with its black and white designs seen from the likes of Jil Sander and Missoni in Milan, as too did Belgian designer Anthony Vaccarello with a provocative spin worthy of Donatella Versace. Cedric Charlier dabbled in the 90s-era high-polish metal wait that's been seen in high rotation. Aganovich, meanwhile, rounded off the day with an culling and inventive take on historical vestments.
Christine Phung, the beginning Franco-Cambodian designer to have a show during Paris Mode Week, put on a rooftop catwalk prove on meridian of Paris's famed Galeries Lafayette department shop.
Her "Liquid Dilusion" collection featured a delicate palette of metallic grayness, silver, white and ecru as well as black and ultramarine.
Looks inspired past "the possibilities of water" included billowing silk trousers teamed with a sheer halter cervix top and pleated dresses and skirts. Of around 10 looks in the collection, ane was worn by a black model and two by Asian models.
On Wed, Dries Van Noten, Guy Laroche, Gareth Pugh and Rochas were amongst the most anticipated collections, while Damir Doma's show channeled a summer vibe.
Futuristic looks played a major function in Guy Laroche's bound-summer testify, which put a spin on designer Marcel Marongiu's signature male styles.
"I was trying to stretch boundaries for masculine and feminine; also at that place was something a bit scientific discipline-fiction in the shapes," said Marongiu later on the show'due south in Paris'due south Thousand Palais.
The result was a drove with some neat ideas, only one that seemed to lack energy overall in its 42 looks.
Croatian-built-in designer Damir Doma produced an unusually frail bound-summer 2014 collection.
The breezy white cotton looks felt like a welcome new management from a man known for his monkish, nighttime and medieval styles. The best item of the prove was the perforated holes - neatly embroidered - that punctuated dresses, gauze skirts and boxy tops. Instead of existence punched into the blackness and white looks mechanically, they were distributed well-nigh randomly, breaking upwards what might have been stark monochromes.
Doma's signature asymmetry was still in abundance with a series of truncated toga styles but they were delivered with a delicacy through the lightness of the cotton fiber. Bright flashes of color - like primrose yellow or orange - nicely softened the palette and were sometimes found on an disproportionate shoulder strap.
(France 24 with wires)
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