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sábado, 10 de octubre de 2009

John Galliano Spring 2010 RTW.

Karlie Kloss (NEXT)

This season, there's been obsessive talk about the possibilities of making fashion events public via revolutionary digital technologies, so it takes an extra-special mustering of talent to remind everyone how unique an experience a great show can be in real time, witnessed on the spot.

Maryna Linchuk (VIVA)

For Spring, John Galliano did just that, conjuring up a magical scenario on a laser-lit runway, upon which floating bubbles descended and then—poof!—evaporated into vapor.


Caroline Trentini (IMG)

It created a dreamy parallel world for one of his best collections in a long time: a show poignantly evoking the era when the heroines of silent movies were facing their career demise.

Natasha Poly (WOMEN)

"It came from a research trip to L.A.," Galliano said. "I went around the old houses of Hollywood and imagined how stars like Tallulah Bankhead, Lillian Gish, and Mary Pickford lived."


Viviane Orth (IMG)

It gave him an ideal justification for playing to his strengths in poetically glamorous chiffon; bias-cut little nothings; fragile, delightful plissé puff-shouldered blouses and bed jackets; and coats symbolically decorated with clusters of flowers made out of film gel.

Anja Rubik (NEXT)

Galliano's color sense—the ice blues, silver lamés, powder pinks, and lemons—was exquisite; it was his fashion version of Sunset Boulevard.


Lily Donaldson (IMG)

This, of course, is the romantic territory Galliano has owned for years, but somehow, seen in this laser-created futuristic light, its imagery jumped to a new relevance.

Daria Strokous (WOMEN)

Triumphantly desirable as the clothes were, their meaning seemed doubly poignant—mirroring a moment when a new technology was putting an old world out of business.

Kelli Lumi (MAJOR)

Emma Maclaren (FORD)

Chanel Iman (VIVA)

Heidi Mount (IMG)

Siri Tollerød (MARILYN)

Sasha Pivovarova (IMG)

Lindsay Ellingson (VIVA)

Vlada Roslyakova (WOMEN)

Iekeliene Stange (MARILYN)

Yulia Kharlaponova (WOMEN)

Denisa Dvorakova (ELITE)

Anna Selezneva (SILENT)

Maria Kashleva (NATHALIE)

Michaela Kocianova (ELITE)

Kasia Struss (WOMEN)

Alexandra Tretter (ELITE)

Alexandra Tretter (ELITE)

Heloise Guerin (WOMEN)

Charlotte di Calypso (ELITE)

Ksenia Kahnovich (IMG)

Magdalena Frackowiak (ELITE)

Toni Garrn (WOMEN)

Frida Gustavsson (IMG)

Thana Kuhnen (NATHALIE)

John Galliano

sábado, 19 de septiembre de 2009

Milly by Michelle Smith Spring 2010 RTW.

Abbey Lee

Let other designers have their springtime florals and pastels. Milly's Michelle Smith is going for something darker.


Heloise Guerin

"It sounds funny," Smith, best known for her bright sixties-inspired shifts, said backstage today, "but basing a whole collection around the color black felt really fresh and unexpected."

Alana Zimmer

Smith stuck with her tried-and-true silhouettes—sheaths, minishorts, and swingy elbow-sleeve coats with oversize buttons—giving the ebony versions a touch of whimsy with dramatic gold embellishment around necklines and hems.

Siri Tollerød

The real story today, though, was the debut of Milly's costume jewelry. A longtime collector herself, Smith weighed down her models with tangles of chunky chain necklaces and stacked bangles that, even worn solo, are standout statement pieces priced well at $200 to $400.

Behati Prinsloo

Jacquelyn Jablonski

Viviane Orth

Addison Gill

Ksenia Kahnovich

Alyona Osmanova

Anastasia Kuznetsova

Kelli Lumi

Sabine Le Merchand

Laura Blokhina

Shu Pei Qin

Heloise Guerin

Selina Khan

Alex Sandor

Keke Lindgard

Siri Tollerød

Alana Zimmer

Jacquelyn Jablonski

Viviane Orth

Addison Gill

Behati Prinsloo

Abbey Lee

Anastasia Kuznetsova

Alyona Osmanova

Sabine Le Merchand

Shu Pei Qin

Kelli Lumi

Alex Sandor

Keke Lindgard

Siri Tollerød

Ksenia Kahnovich

Viviane Orth

Behati Prinsloo

Laura Blokhina

Alana Zimmer

Alyona Osmanova

Heloise Guerin

Jacquelyn Jablonski

Abbey Lee

Michelle Smith
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