Showing posts with label PFW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PFW. Show all posts

Monday, July 1, 2013

Paris Fashion Week 2014: Dior, Hermes, Kenzo, and More

Day 4 of 5 Paris Men's Fashion WeekVibe: Doing Business at the Beach."Just think how you negotiate wearing a tuxedo on a beach," were part of Kris Van Assche's description for Dior Homme Spring 2014 menswear collection. "It's formality and informality: choice, chance, and lightness."Making a color choice was very straightforward here. Red wine, blue, light gray, and black were the only options.

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

The Final Hours of Paris Fashion Week

The last day of a month full of Fashion Week was finally over. What a way to have begun the final hours with Louis Vuitton, following Miu Miu, and ending it relaxed with Elie Saab. You couldn't have asked for more.Vibe: A romantic intimacy.Results: This was by far the most romantic theme Marc Jacobs could portray for Louis Vuitton. Pajamas. It was all about those silky daywear numbers he opted to

Thursday, March 7, 2013

PFW Review | Who Runs The World? Chanel!

It was clear that Chanel, under Karl Lagerfeld, will still be the dominator of fashion. I mean, who in the world doesn�t know what Chanel is; at least Chanel No.5. Chanel is literally one of the best shows in town when it comes to a fashion show.  If anything you should be impressed by when viewing a Chanel presentation, it should be its setting �  a merry go round, a barn, sea creatures, crystal

Friday, March 1, 2013

Christian Dior Fall 2013 - Simons' Surreal Femininity

Calm. Classic. Innovative. After three seasons, Raf Simons seems to be getting comfortable handling the house of Christian Dior. For the average person, some still can�t accept the fact that Dior�s prestigious roots has returned for good; there are no more theatrical designs we were used to viewing. Get over it! Since Simons� couture debut, I could already see the changes that were about to occur

Balenciaga Fall 2013 Review | The Couturier

Alexander Wang as new creative director for Balenciaga became one of the biggest debates of the season. Some were disappointed, some joyful for him, and others (like me) curious to know what he would bring to the table, for he had big shoes to fill in. The wait was over Thursday morning.Wang sent a good message across here. I never saw a glimpse of Nicholas Ghesquiere�s work in any of the clothes