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Monday, October 10, 2011

ENCHANTED. but in a good way.







At Luis Vuitton last runway show presenting the Spring Summer Collection 2012 in Paris, Marc Jacobs, the designer, has set his models to a fairytale world on stage.
With a marry-go-round on the back of the runway, even the choice of the patterns on fabrics has been ruled by a chaldish touch of hand of the designer.







Thanks Marc Jacobs. 

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Prada heels.



Everyone knows that women go crazy for high heels, whatever the shape and the high is; from boots to sandals, from men-styled and classic shoes to the most fashionable ones, there's a big range of choice that varies according to everyone's needs and taste.

For the Fall-Winter there's one specific designer who has launched a new shape of heel that will definitely become a new must have; and who else could it be but Miuccia Prada?This designer together with the brand has been during the history of fashion probably one of the most prominent and effortless, being able to catch the worldwide attention of media for its avant-garde style.  


The heels on issues surely open a window to a new world. 
Tired of stiletto heels and sharp lines, women today look for more gentle and sinuous shapes, not only for the shoe itself, but also for the look of the heel that has, together with the color and the tip of the shoe, a relevant importance. 





Prada has managed to give her personal view. And it works. 








Tuesday, July 26, 2011

printed fabrics are back.

D&G (FW2011-12)

What we have been experiencing on the last runway shows is that printed fabrics are slowly coming back from the coffin they have been buried in for a couple of years.

It is evident that last trends have led us to a world of simple lines and full colors, where every look was created for the necessity of being sober.
However, since fashion is a continuous looking back to past and past trends, what we face today in the runways is a work on the fabrics themselves that from being plane clear and simple, are now turning into a flow of colors, letters and graphics.
This is just one of the thousand shades of the rainbow of last trends, but perhaps one of the most remarkable, that will probably and definitely put an end to that world of easiness and soberness we were used to. 

Jil Sander (FW2011-12)

Dries Van Noten (FW2011-12)

ChloƩ (FW2011-12)

Miu Miu (FW2011-12)