Sneak Peak From last Night's AmazeBalls Event At Zadig and Voltaire |
Stay tuned for a full post on the lowdown from Zadig and Voltaire's press release ! |
-------> Fall Winter is officialy MY FAV SEASON EVER.!!! <-------
The level of high fashion displayed by the world's most celebrated names in the industry have caramelized style into something so disastrously seductive and sensual that I'm not sure what to expect for next season. It seems almost impossible to top what fall winter has graced us with.
childish, yes. But the message is Clear. |
Scrumptious design solutions on the runway for the already passe designs of spring summer have left me awestruck as I observe the trends like gilded patterns and luxurious sicilian lace . It seemed like no Brand did badly, everyone was a winner. Names like Valentino, Louis Vuttion, Dolce and Gabanna, Prada, Dior, Bulgari , Salvatore Ferragamo, Alexander Mcqueen, Oscar dela Renta and alot more mass market fashion staples once again reign supreme in the tittle of ultimate trend setters.
Muicca Prada literally turned back the clock to an era where Pan suits made everyone swoon. Her ingenious notion of geometric crystalline almost mineral-esque patterns made me think of an era where chivalry was key and crisp edges in patterns were all the rage.
You know its true. Prada Can do No Wrong. |
With Each pattern having just the right amount of quirky zest, Prada's take on the geometric craze was somewhat discordant but robust. Every design had a relevance, its own unspoken glamour . Every Color perfectly saturated with beaded and bejeweled embellishments bringing a sensation of grandeur to all beholders. Honeycomb designs and repetitious patterns in a myriad of psychedelic colors bring me to my knees !!!!
Zingy details vibrate throughout Prada's collection. Think Retro, Think Austin Powers, Think Prada fall winter 2012 |
Gucci's Frida Giannini unleashed a collection that was abundant in dark and decadent designs that ranged from seductive goddess gowns made of velvet and sheer fabric, completely catching the essence of a period in the 70s where elegant ballgowns would be donned by socialites during masquerade parties, to double breasted suits complete with gilded brocades that embraced baroque/ equestrianism style with open arms. Ive actually seen the green velvet dress At the Gucci store in Paragon and all i have to say is, "they knowledge of how to make even velvet feel so rich makes them the top brands of the world, there's no doubt. "
Fashion Tit-Bit:
they do this so that they can maintain their image of exclusivity. a little extreme won't u say? |
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