Todd Snyder, a former J.Crew designer, launched a great looking collection in New York. The light-colored, non-denim trouser is right for spring; and winter white is right for fall.
An amazing show featuring the most feminine aspects of the Wild West. Winter was the theme, from the snow to luxe furs and ice-skate blade platform soles. Note the snowfall during the finale, as twins Dan and Dean Caten take their bow.
Nods to the Van Trapp family, Heidi of the Alps and heavy Germanic notes were a surprise at Emilio Pucci under the design direction of Peter Dundas. Hems to the knee, and dirndles below the knee! This represents a shift in hemline direction at a house that embraces the micro mini.
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A runway carpeted in winter white with a graphic black line design was a nod to the play of pattern that informed this Marni collection. The big news here: slimmer silhouettes, a ladylike attitude, and matched pattern as opposed to mixed.
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Versailles opulence, a gilded mix of decadence and decay. A multi-layered, extravagant tour de force!
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The Wild West at Jimmy Choo.
The ladylike spirit that has taken the runways by storm continues in Milan with polish and modernity at Bottega Veneta.
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