Fashion Weeks
Maison Margiela Haute Couture A/W 2015-2016 Artisanal Artistry ccollection designed by John Galliano – Paris Haute Couture Week
John Galliano’s first Parisian Margiela Show!The Show which all Fashion world has been attending !
The cast of Alice In Wonderland from Margiela, by John Galliano. Great, is a Haute Couture! John Galliano can do anything, his creations are unique! And he did it – John Galliano mixed his own eccentric style with that of Maison Margiela to come up with a masterwork of innovative and unique fashions.
Galliano is a genius: who could ever think of wearing a gray male suit as a brave mini, moreover with green amorphous adding of fabric right in front? Then comes the match of a suit as a top for a green skirt, which the model rocks with hair gathered back so tight that she seemed bald from the front. However, these greens were only a preheat move: here comes the green wrap! Yes, the dress on the girl makes her look like she is wrapped under the thick bundle of layers, though she seems to like it.
The balance should be kept: after the wrap outfit there goes the nicest coatdress imaginable! The color, collar, lotus shaped bottom make us fall for this gorgeous simplicity. The following idiomatic garments gave fresh ideas to those, who want to have a mixed emerging of fairytale, eccentricity and style. The ideas of Galliano do not seem to be lacking to the smallest extent. Who, on earth, could imagine that burlap sack will make a fine fabric for a chick outfit? Impressionist pictures are made into fine shirts matched with skinny skirts, though we are in two minds about the electric blue top.
Galliano surfed the world to hand his much-needed materials – mud silk lining from China, tapestry from France, raffia from Madagascar and, undoubtedly, tweeds from Britain – to create these masterpieces. The show kicked off with total black numbers. The public immediately felt for those pieces that covered 70% skin and looked so elegant. At first sight, these might seem simple but then you see the masterful handwork of detail – asymmetrical sleeves, skirts, double pocket lines on one side and a single one on the other, half-torn fabrics and unimaginable necklines mostly at the back. Then followed a unique coat-like dress composed of a thick grey sweater with leather accessory, and a strange skirt, which was simply tied at the top with a thin black belt. Messy this might sound, but the look is quite nice and unusual with its best connotation
Maybe this is a key point for the whole Maison Margiela Couture fall 2015 collection: the color appears in details on every other model – crazy eye makeup, even half-painted face, lips and a turban.
As the line closes to the end, the characters coming out become increasingly more mind-blowing. Paint covers half dress and half the model, another comes out in a sliced dress with hair half gathered tightly and half made into a messy ban. A net dress follows her with wholly clipped head (of course covered in those). At the very end arrives time most anticipated by all “Lady Gagas” – marieé steps on the catwalk in a wedding gown made from plastic bag trompe l’oeil tulle as a veil. This was a real shock! Galliano script shines at its best.
The accessories and footwear adding to the chic of the Maison Margiela Couture fall 2015 fashion line corresponded to the atmosphere of chic with hundred and ten percent. Shoes with half-circled mirror heels, though a little difficult to walk on, completed the crazy characters perfectly. The makeup artists and hair designers created fully conforming looks – netlike eyes, large buns, wigs of varying colors in the form of huge flowers alongside natural, almost bare faces and classic bobs and waves.
Schiaparelli Haute Couture A/W 2015-2016 Collection- Bertrand Guyon’s Debut at Maison Schiaparelli
Schiaparelli Haute Couture A/W 2015-2016 Collection- Bertrand Guyon’s Debut at Maison Schiaparelli
Paris Fashion Week, Haute Couture Week, the most important Show for every Maison.
Bertrand Guyon’s debut collection for the recently re-established Italian house Schiaparelli was a strong one, in all senses of the word. Colors were bold and spirited, ranging from ruby reds and hot pinks to mermaid tones and zesty citrus hues. Clashing was also one of the collection’s main features, with loud beige plaids offset by pink furs and embellished blouses teamed with light, shimmery skirts.
There was also an emphasis on the mixing and matching of fabrics to create texture and depth. Brocade coats, sequin tops, jacquard suits, cashmere trousers, minks and tweeds all held their own alongside one another, blending together to achieve an overall effect of unconventional elegance. Meanwhile quirky accessories such as whimsical and imaginative sculpted tiaras kept things light and playful.The collection is plenty of the couture not so much of the Leigh Bowery.
Polite elegance , with vintage Flair!
Atelier Versace Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2015 Collection – When the Art meet Fashion
Atelier Versace Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2015 Collection
Donatella Versace shown her new Haute Couture collection yesterday evening, in Paris Haute Couture Week.
It was a story of opposites on the Versace haute couture Fall/Winter 2015 catwalk, which opened the season on Sunday night. Designer Donatella Versace played with contrasting ideas – structure and flou, raw delicacy and powerful sex appeal, as well as asymmetric juxtapositions – for a rock and roll fashion fairy tale.
On a Plexiglas catwalk that encased over 25,000 orchids in shades of purple and yellow, the sprite-like Versace maidens, with their loose locks woven through with a crown of shimmering fabric flowers, took to the runway like a lineup of hippy deluxe devotees of Stevie Nicks. The music of The Doors ringing out on the sound track only accentuated the retro 70s vibe.
As backwards looking as the collection was – on the likes of Lara Stone, Joan Smalls, Karlie Kloss, and Kendall Jenner – the shredded bell sleeve tops, transparent flower embellished inserts on second skin pants, and flowing chiffon dresses had a more youthful sensuality to them then has been seen on the Versace catwalk in some time. A sensation that the designer counterbalanced with some serious “These Boots Were Made for Walking” patent leather footwear.
Menswear Spring/Summer 216 – Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci Collection . Paris Fashion Week.
























































































































































































































