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| Valentino Fall 2011 Couture Photo by Yannix Vlamos |
I love how the world of fashion is now just a click away. With a myriad of deadlines all coming to a head last week, reviewing the Paris Fall 2011 Couture collections has been on my to-do list for two weeks now. Maybe someday I'll actually get to see it in person, but being able to click back and forth between the shows makes it relatively easy to see the common threads.
The Paris Fall 2011 Couture collections were defined by extreme embroidery, feathers, ruching, and shredded effects. In the past, Chanel and Dior have easily been among my top picks, but not this time. The matronly suits at Chanel and the chaotic circus-like outfits of Dior put them at the bottom of my list.
My favourite looks from Paris Fall 2011 Couture all share two things in common - elegance and a flattering silhouette. If I could afford it, these are the looks that would find their way into my closet.
In terms of artistry and innovation, the winner to me would be Givenchy. Riccardo Tisci showed a selection of sheer white gowns worn over body-suits and embellished with over-the-top embroidery and beading creating a beautiful type of armour. The woman is a beautiful, powerful and yet delicate creature. This is a modern vision of purity, elegance, romance and beauty.
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| Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011 Couture Photo by Yannis Vlamos |
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| Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011 Couture Photo by Yannis Vlamos |
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| Valentino Fall 2011 Couture Photo by Yannis Vlamos |
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| Givenchy Fall 2011 Couture Photo courtesy of Givenchy |
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| Givenchy Fall 2011 Couture Photo courtesy of Givenchy |
Which is your favourite?
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Notice of copyright:
All text and images on this blog are the copyright of Ingrid Mida, unless otherwise noted. The copying of posts, images and/or text without proper attribution is violation of copyright and legal action will be pursued.