{runway: dolce & gabbana fall rtw}

{dolce & gabbana via style.com}

{label watch: wilfred}

{images: wilfred spring/summer 2010 via oh so beautiful paper}

{runway: d&g autumn/winter 2010}

{style.com}

Fashion Week Spring 2010: Dolce & Gabbana Handbags

Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2010 was goth, glam and very Victorian, but you wouldn’t know it from looking at the bags. They lacked some of the personality and style of the clothes with which they were designed, but they were sort of interesting in their own right. Whatever way you slice it, however, knit and macrame do not say glam, goth, or Victorian.

The highlights for me were the variations on the successful Miss Sicily satchel shape and anything containing red leopard print (I know, I know, my “taste level” is not so awesome sometimes). Lowlights? Knit, knit, and more knit. Much like the clear vinyl totes that Prada showed earlier in the week, I can’t imagine that these are going to have much of an audience among handbag aficionados, but perhaps I’m wrong. Would you pay four figures for them?

Images via Style.com

MFW: Versace Spring/Summer 2010

Although usually the designer works to make pieces good for grown-ups, this time she decided to create for those who look younger, that has been a trend with designers for some time. It’s just that Donatella shows her own opinion of how young people should look like. These are not only too short skirts and sheer materials which are often visible in other designers’ collections but something else, more significant.













Versace was able to make pieces interesting for modern youngsters – stylish, innovative but still very classy and feminine. Vivid pastels, geometric prints, baroque curlicues, super-short skirts, diverse materials and elaborate combinations of fabrics make the colelction look fresh and sumptuous.

PFW: Lanvin Spring/Summer 2010

Lanvin Spring/Summer 2010 collection is super-chic and super-innovative. Alber Elbaz was able to surprise us again.The collection was presented at Paris Fashion week and includes lots of fabulous dresses, with frills and flounces, coming in black, red and pink colors. Luxury but simple designs were soon substituted with sumptuous drapery and layers.

PFW: Valentino Spring-Summer 2010

Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli created a fabulous collection for Spring-Summer 2010 which was presented during the Paris Fashion Week.

The designer duo decided it was time to give the brand a new image and what we saw in the result was far different from the collection showcased last season.While creating the line designers had a new Valentino generation in mind – the one that loves party dresses and feels right wearing a sheer trend.

{style inspiration: always olivia}

{via the sartorialist}

{runway: michael kors fall 2010 rtw}

{style.com}

Néo Hippie...

C'est fou ce que le courant "hipitude" nous fait son show à chaque saison. L'année dernière on avait eu droit à la robe extra-longue...j'avoue n'avoir jamais été convaincu par cette tendance, sans même d'ailleurs l'avoir essayé...

Le bandeau dans les cheveux, plus convaincant...






On est libre aussi d'adopter l'imprimé floral, en jouant sur les transparences, pour un sexy flower power!








On joue sur les accessoires...










Et côté créateurs... leurs versions "Néo Hippie" 2010... balancent surtout version imprimé !

Vuitton

Missoni

Kenzo

Leonard

Just Cavalli

Antonio Marras

Acquascutum


Mais moi, pour ma part, pour un style qui délure...je préfère adopter ce style des égéries rock des années 70...tout une ambiance, toute une allure qui nous entraîne dans un souffle de liberté !!