Jil Sander Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection – Milan Fashion Week

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Jil Sander Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in Milan Fashion Week.

Rodolfo Paglialunga, who we know from his time as creativ director of Vionnet has now been three seasons at Jil Sander, stepping in to fill the shoes of the eponymous designer herself when she left the brand for the third time.Spring-summer collection began and ended with soft, white silks, blouses with slashed sleeves and skirts tied off in a knot to start, plus a neatly cut natural-toned ,very graceful gardener with little slits at the shoulders, and a loose, long-sleeved tunic dress with utility strap details at the chest and hem. In between came riffs on shirting such as a periwinkle shirtdress twisted at the midriff with a cutout along the waist.

Silhouettes are soft and fluid, satins slinky and in China blue, gentle draping an obvious follow-on from his Vionnet days. It is a elegance, Rodolfo Paglialunga has done an adequate job adhering to the house’s minimalist credo, designing nice, chicly practical clothes which every women must have in her wardrobe.

Versace Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection – Milan Fashion Week

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Donatella Versace was shown her Versace Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection in Milan Fashion Week, at 25 September 2015. Donatella Versace celebrates the women and she described The Versace Woman before the Show:

“She’s a very real woman,” said Donatella , “She works, travels around, she has to be perfect all the time… she’s not a young girl. But she has to take on an attitude of strength.”

If you don’t see the live stream i’ll tell you about the show and i refer you the soundtrack: It was not just an added-on musical theme, but the massively inclusive, confidence-generating “Transition” by Violet .You’ll have to listen to it, it’s a call to all women to stop listening to our inner demons and outer detractors, and just get rid of everything which stops us from doing what we really want. Donatella Versace did it, she addressed all that by showing a collection which never ditched the beloved character of her family’s house, but concentrated mostly on varying shades of daywear, shown on an inclusive cast of characters.

Utility jackets in khaki and desert sand that made for little belted dresses, serious stealth legs on display with even more stealth and serious sandals – platforms with rubberised soles, safety buckles and a steep, steep heel – beneath; little chiffon torn dresses of camouflage combinations in neon orange, jungle green, purple and black; glossy backpacks; tie-handle scrunched bags; trailing cuffs on sheer chiffon gowns; tough jackets patched with animal print; The Versace House print gone wild in punchy green camouflage tailored suits with slouchy boy-cut pants, collaged into knits and sweatshirts .
Waist definition via a neon belt was key, as was the Versace military jacket – be it a bomber, be it a blazer, a blouson, cropped or not. It was sharp, it was bright, it was slits to the thigh on slinky little evening dresses.

It would not be Versace without an injection of sexiness—a quality which has been so out of fashion recently that many designers appear terrified of it. This time, Donatella Versace did show some of the requisite chiffon, fluttery, spilt-to-the-thigh gowns.. Whatever forces Donatella Versace was fighting to reach this new point of clarity, she won.

Versace Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection will be a Happening, it was a Happening from the first moments of the Show!

Emporio Armani Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection – Milan Fashion Week.

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Emporio Armani Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was one of most attented Shows in Milan Fashion Week.

Mr. Giorgio Armani is one of the most succesful designers which we know. Iconic italian designer is a fashion expert who expanded his empire to include Hotels and restuarants. Armani is viewed as one of the most talentedfashion designers in the world. Re Giorgio.

The Show we had been assisted today id genial. Armani make it again. His collection is the best one and we are talking about second line of Armani Fashion Brand. What will we see on the catwalk when Mr.Armani will present us Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2016 ? Emporio Armani collection showes today more younger and has a lot of elegant-chic-casual offering fur Emprio Armani customers.

Today Armani makes a lot of womens happy, the new-renew tailored trousers , the short shorts and Shorts tailored in bermuda styles , it will be the Must Have of summer season but not only about the trousers and short, the colours were pretty summer from pastel pink, coral and tangerine, blue -steel blue. There were also some black and floral printed pieces.

The show notes opened with a poetic ode to the ease of tying a neck scarf and the styling trick itself translated into the collection as open necklines, a corsage or scarf tied just so, or you could spy wrists wrapped up in them later.

A series of wafting, light dresses at the end would look most at home wandering along a beach, that said gentle breeze described again in the show notes, the ideal accompaniment. That is what we call Made in Italy , that is the collection which a lot of womans want and will wear next summer.

Grazie , Signore Armani!

Emilio Pucci Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by Massimo Giorgetti- Milan Fashion Week

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Emilio Pucci Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by Massimo Giorgetti- Milan Fashion Week.

It is a first ready-to-wear collection designed by Massimo Giorgetti for Maison Emilio Pucci.

Massimo Giorgetti is young italian designer, founder of the a MSGM Brand. Giorgetti had shown us today his first collection he brought a fresh spirit to the Brand.

Marchese Emilio Pucci opened his first store in Capri, in 1949, serving up kaleidoscopic printed dresses that by the ’60s had become signifiers of a jet-set which were abituated to spend the vacations on Capri.

And for his debut Giorgetti started at the seaside, which was the right instinct: as the birthplace of Pucci, it was a natural place for a new beginning. Giorgetti trawled the seas to bring us pieces inspired by the big blue. Mesh griddled trousers like nets had appliqué embroidered starfish, crabs and turtles caught upon them.,it looks very playful. The glamour that ruled under Dundas’s tenure was replaced by Giorgetti’s desire for cool and trendy. The combination of some great marabou feather flat sandals, placed with a sporty black and white op art dress showed promise These Looks are encouraging . Breaking the formulaic approach to this print based house, with its roots in the glamourous scene of seventies Capri, will be challenging. But Giorgetti made the wise move to translate the house’s prints via embroidery and structure. It is a good start!

Rember that the character of Milan is shifting. It is no longer Prada and Marni that stand for intellectual eclecticism. Gucci now also wants to be part of that subversive bookish gang and Pucci is perfectly placed to join the new vanguard. Giorgetti has not earned membership yet, but for sure he does.

Gucci Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by Alessandro Michele – Milan Fashion Week

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Gucci Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in Milan Fashion Week, September 23,2015.

The incoming march of a new generation in Italy has began, and the fashion world finds itself standing back spectating on the sudden arrival of a multicolored, sparkly, life-affirming parade.

For his second collection at Gucci,Alessandro Michele presented a wealth of ideas that firmly and strongly built on what he started to show us his intentions were last season.Michele is having none of the slick Gucci aesthetic that descended down through the tenure of his predecessor and former Boss, Frida Giannini.For sure this collection going to be one very desirable collection and one that will have significant impact on the season ahead.It was his blend of geek-chic still but with solid Gucci accessory references and everything was amped up – from colour to decoration, frills and glitter, shine, sequins and embroidery which dazzled down sheer column flounced dresses or climbed and wound round the backs of those sheer pussy-bow blouses he so managed to put on the map for fall-winter 2015.

The house’s signature red and green was used to strong effect, as were Gs that featured on backless shoes – in fact the accessories offering, what with its brooches and pearl-punched shoes, shimmering shades and more – was a magpie’s dream, expensive vintage.