October 24, 2009

Fashion Week Spring Summer 2010

I am sorry for being such a LATE BLOOMER on this topic, my dears. But the VITALITY of this event DECIDES what FASHION is all about.

What you're WEARING right now might just be "OUT" while the OUTFIT that appeared on your GREAT GRANDMOTHER portrait could just be this SEASON's most TALK-ABOUT style.

Here I present you my Favorite TRENDS in SPRING/SUMMER 2010 from FOUR designers in MAJOR FASHION WEEKS




Marc by MARC JACOBS at NEW YORK FASHION WEEK


















When GLOOMY colors DOMINATED most DESIGNS to represent the RECESSION, Marc Jacobs broke the RULE with a COLORFUL breakthrough.

For WOMEN, he put ETHNIC look to give the TROPICAL FEEL where the sun mostly SHINES at its HEIGHT. The LOOK reminded me of what SWAHILI women wear. As in for the GUYS, I love how he STYLES their clothes with CASUAL touch and PLAID fabrics.

ALL in ALL, This MULTICOLOR trend really suits the THEME for SPRING/SUMMER 2010



BURBERRY PRORSUM at LONDON FASHION WEEK


















CHRISTOPHER BAILEY has TRANSFORMED this LINE into a GLOBAL luxury consumption. This TIME, the LEGENDARY trench coat and fabrics can still be SEEN in the COLLECTION with the WOMEN section looking less MILITARY.



DOLCE&GABBANA at MILAN FASHION WEEK
















IS it just me or this latest BREAKOUT from the ITALIAN duo reminds me of the VICTORIAN ERA VAMPIRES? Whatever the INSPIRATION was coming from, I admire the chokers and LACE designs. Seems to me that the TUXEDO and LEOPARD prints encourage WOMEN to unleash their TOUGH SIDE in SPRING/SUMMER 2010



CHANEL at PARIS FASHION WEEK
















Der Kaiser, KARL LAGERFELD, has ruled this FASHION house for YEARS while still maintaining its SIMPLE but CHIC LOOK alongside with their TRADEMARK colors.
SO yeah, BLACK and WHITE conquered the RUNAWAY but you know, they never look boring under his CREATION.

Just for the RECORD, the only MALE MODEL that appeared on the show happens to be his new MUSE, BAPTISE GIABICONI. A french MODEL who has involved in various LAGERFELD's PROJECTS