Paris Pops
Ready-to-wear Autumn/Winter 2009/10
My favourite city in the world turned up the heat when some of the best designers showcased their autumn/winter 09/10 ready-to-wear collections. Glamour evening dresses made a triumphant return as mini's (thankfully) took the back seat. Colour was still a popular choice with greens, reds, pinks, blues and browns heading the colour charge. My favourite shows would have to have been Victor & Rolph, John Galliano and Antonio Berardi. The cut of his dresses were exquisite and demonstrated exactly how the female form should be flaunted. Galliano threw a theatre extravaganza with amazing headpieces and embellishments while Victor & Rolph showed why sequins are making a massive comback. All hail sparkle!
Antonio Berardi
Christian Dior
Collette Dinnigan
Elie Saab
John Galliano
Martin Grant
Nini Ricci
Valentino
Victor & Rolf
Vivienne Westwood
Andrew Gn
Alexander McQueen
All photos courtesy of www.vogue.com.au. To view the show's in their entirety just click on the link.
Posted by Emilie Harrison
Ready-to-wear Autumn/Winter 2009/10
My favourite city in the world turned up the heat when some of the best designers showcased their autumn/winter 09/10 ready-to-wear collections. Glamour evening dresses made a triumphant return as mini's (thankfully) took the back seat. Colour was still a popular choice with greens, reds, pinks, blues and browns heading the colour charge. My favourite shows would have to have been Victor & Rolph, John Galliano and Antonio Berardi. The cut of his dresses were exquisite and demonstrated exactly how the female form should be flaunted. Galliano threw a theatre extravaganza with amazing headpieces and embellishments while Victor & Rolph showed why sequins are making a massive comback. All hail sparkle!
Antonio Berardi
Christian Dior
Collette Dinnigan
Elie Saab
John Galliano
Martin Grant
Nini Ricci
Valentino
Victor & Rolf
Vivienne Westwood
Andrew Gn
Alexander McQueen
All photos courtesy of www.vogue.com.au. To view the show's in their entirety just click on the link.
Posted by Emilie Harrison
