“La modernite de l’Antiquite” was a total hymn, dedicated to the Greek Mythology and the mystique Beauty of ancient Greek Goddesses.
The Legendary Karl Lagerfeld was highly inspired from the Greek temperament of the past eras and made with his own magical way a unique collection, flood in the fascination of another side of glamour, the one that is based on the awe of pure simplicity.
“I’m suggesting going back to move forward,” the designer said. “To create the future you have to pay attention to the past.” Continue Reading…
From Paris Fashion Week and Grand Palais,
See here the best looks & details from The Chanel Universe and beyond…, featuring a giant rocket ship and space-themed runway , Fall 2017 Ready to Wear : Continue Reading…
From Calvin Klein to Oscar de la Renta, Victoria Beckham to Brandon Maxwell, Carolina Herrera, Diane Von Furstenburg and many more…, see the best looks here: Continue Reading…
Via British Vogue and NICOLE PHELPS
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A case for the Greek goddess…
Anyone who watched this show on the 26th of January, in Paris, left dreaming of Olympus, the wistfulness heightened by the fact that the new straight silhouette looked so easy to wear: long, languorous and demure, and worn with flat sandals, it transmitted such stark, stunning purity that it made almost every other show on the couture schedule look excessively laboured.
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One of the most anticipated fashion shows took place under the vast glass dome of the Grand Palais, where Karl Lagerfeld had imagined a theatrical set as designed by Thirties designer-of-the-day Syrie Maugham. The black glass floor reflected a pleating of mirrored panels and the decorations were tall glass urns of sculptural calla lilies – mimicking the white of the sofas always used by Maugham. It was an elegant backdrop for a show that offered a classic Chanel couture.
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Last night , at the garden of Paris’s Rodin Museum,Maria Grazia Chiuri presented her first couture collection at the Legendary house’s ateliers, Dior’s . In her spring/summer ready-to-wear debut the designer had utilised Dior’s catwalk to display feminism and natural beauty with dresses by no means only for nymphs and would serve any woman well on a red carpet, for a wedding, or simply at a marvellous party. See almost any look here: Continue Reading…
A Unique & Classy Collection.
“A wildly ingenious Moschino show that played with semantics as much as clothes” Vogue
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