Monday, 10 October 2011

Top 5 Collections at Paris Fashion Week




Top 5 Collections at Paris Fashion Week
Celine Autumn Winter 2011 2012
Phoebe Philo's collection for Celine incorporated minimalism, craft, sportswear and inspirations from automotive interiors with streamline cuts. The overal simplicity of this collection caught our eye. Trousers played an important roll in this Autumn Winter collection which was refreshing.
Jean Paul Gaultier Autumn Winter 2011 2012
Jean Paul Gaultier Autumn Winter 2011 2012 collection was all about making a statement. Not necessarily of outlandish fashion but more of a statement of society. Jean Paul Gaultier collection at Paris Fashion Week included a witty take on age, Jean Paul Gaultier stated, "how to look young - without Botox".
Vivienne Westwood Gold Label Autumn Winter 2011 2012
Vivienne Westwood is a name synonymous with fashion. Her shows are guaranteed to get people talking as a statement is always at the heart of the collection. Vivienne Westwood Gold Label collection at Paris Fashion Week encapsulated a 'Woman as Warrior' theme.
Lanvin Autumn Winter 2011 2012
The dark colours at Lanvin were luxurious and chic. Jewel hued tones for evening gowns were fabulous accents for Lanvin Autumn Winter 2011 2012 collection. We were captivated by the wide brimmed hats and structured dresses, skirts and capes within the first set of the collection.
Christian Dior Autumn Winter 2011 2012
Christian Dior's Paris Fashion Week show began with a moving speech from Dior president, Sidney Toledano. This was following the dismissal of designer John Galliano amid anti-Semitic remarks made. Due to these circumstances there was tight security and a heavy police presence. The disgraced British designer was absent from the show. Christian Dior's Autumn Winter 2011 2012 collection included 62 models and seemed to reveal an overal look back on Dior's previous seasons. The collection was ultra feminine.
Christian Dior Autumn Winter 2011 2012

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