Gucci Resort 2017: punk bourgeois looks show in the Westminter Abbey

Gucci and Alessandro Michele are taking Gucci Resort 2017 collection on the road, showing the collection before yesterday  in Westminster Abbey in London. Michele’s show is the first ever staged  under the majestic stained glass windows of the Chapter House of Westminster Abbey.The 700-year-old church cloisters proved a dramatic setting for Alessandro Michele’s Cruise 2017 collection, and only heightened its quirky charms.
“You put more and more just to be crazy,because when you are crazy, you have the illusion of fashion. And fashion is the biggest illusion you can have.” Alessandro Michele said backstage.The looks he showed, 96 veils of illusion, will disassemble effortlessly into piles of sensational knitwear, closets full of pretty little dresses and proper pleated skirts, mounds of new accessories .

 

 

photos courtesy of Gucci

Christian Dior Resort 2017 show

Christian Dior Resort 2017 collection was shown yesterday afternoon, 31 May, in the  Blenheim Palace. The Brand Christian Dior have a history with Blenheim., two of Christian Dior’s charity shows were held in the ’50s in this awesome country house built by the architect Sir John Vanbrugh as a gift to John Churchill, the 1st Duke of Marlborough, in the early 18th century.They were haute couture shows, both held in the presence of Princess Margaret, who was a Cristion Dior customer.The first, in 1954, was designed by Christian Dior, the second, in 1958, by Yves Saint Laurent. The third show staged there yesterday, of course it was a Resort , not Haute Couture,  collection  was designed by Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux. .Of course ,the collection, didn’t attempt to match the grandeur of the  of the surroundings such Bleinheim Palace is, it  worked more in the idiom of slightly quirky daywear but the daywear with interesting color combinations, layered slip dresses, classic suiting and tropical prints.There were also a few  versions of the coatdresses Dior is known for. Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux  has shown a good Christian Dior Resort 2017 collection. Let us wait of the Haute Couture Week which will stage in Paris as usually.

 

 

Images : Getty

Fendi Resort 2017 collection

Fendi Resort 2017 collection has shown us that Karl Lagerfeld’s talent seems to be in an unstoppable.His sources of Inspiration are very surprising – in the Fendi’s  Resort collection, the references spanned traditional american red-white quilting motifs to exotic florals of Japanese antique wallpapers.Fendi’s aesthetic is about innovation and experimentation , it’s  a twist that gives an unexpected spin to rigorous, graphic shapes and volumes. Fendi’s Resort 2017 has summery, feminine aspect. A romantic flair infused ankle-grazing dresses in printed chiffon or crepe de Chine; skirts were pleated and billowy. A vibrant, undulating graphic graced off-the-shoulder blouses and short ruched skirts, and it had a  “Wow” effect on a short fur jacket on which shaved mink and fluffy hand-trimmed fox waves were suspended on tulle netting. When it comes to fur Lagerfeld and Silvia  Fendi made a spectacular pieces such a  duster coat on which shaved mink was pierced into a macro netting and lavishly decorated with a furry blossoming flowers and twirling butterflies.

 

photos: courtesy of Fendi

Versace Fall/Winter 2016-2017 :Sexiness is back on the Versace runway

It is safe to say that sexiness is back at Versace, but in keeping with the hard-core, military-womenspower  mood Donatella Versace  set out for spring/summer 2016 season—Fall 2016 is a different, more various kind of sexy, embracing models of a range of shapes and ages. “I love mixing the cool girls with the reality girls,” Donatella said backstage. “It’s about a woman’s power—for every kind of woman!“
For fall 2016 season, again, Donatella Versace has paid attention to daywear, starting with black leather-trimmed suits and belted coats, moving into biker-jacketed tailoring, taut ski-pants, and a section of sporty crosshatched knit dresses, and one big chunky sweater in an abstracted alpine pattern . Then came the prints, some of them consisting of baroque curlicues designed by Gianni Versace and then  remaked  on the computer.There were  so much dark blue, ice-blue,  coral,yellow ,wavy and stretched lines that drew the eye so much as the general sense of energy radiated by this new, more inclusive and individualistic band of Versace models. And there were , again , many long legs on show, and a comeback for the power of dressing in black.

 

 

 

Moschino Fall/Winter 2016-2017 or a history lesson from Jeremy Scott

Moschino Fall/Winter 2016 collection. Milan Fashion Week.