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Saturday, October 8, 2005

Paris Spring/Summer 2006 Wrap Up II

The flowy, loose theme continues to dominate the runway. And Paris continues to delight and suprise fashion lovers of the world. Here's a review of the latest offerings.

Givenchy
Riccardo Tisci's collection for Givenchy was. . interesting to say the least. There were a few very chic and stylish pieces that I loved, like these. .

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These two are very pretty and ladylike.

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And these two are just very casually classy.

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And then there are ones that are waay too structured and nurselike for me to comprehend.

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And this one, I have no comment about cause I really can't see the outfit very well. But I just found it really fascinating how she can sit at such a perfect right angle.

Bruno Pieter
I also just LOVE it when I come across collections I like by designers I've never heard of.

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It good to see the flaired tiered skirts (prob because I just bought one recently). And matched with that blouse, it perfects the victorian look.

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And these two are just soo pretty in a ballerina-like way. I'm a sucker for ballerina-like outfits!

Stella Macartney
Her collection was the epitome of casual elegance. Just take a look.

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See how everything is so effortlessly casual but still soo elegant looking? I just ADORE the nude dress (or whatever it is).

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And for semi formal cocktail parties, these outfits are perfect (esp the gorgeous dress on the left).

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Her evening dresses were just divine. The long flowing skirt cascading around the model is positively goddess-like.

Lagerfeld Gallery
This summer I came across a collection of clothes from the Lagerfeld Gallery. And I must say, for clothes that resemble Mr.Lagerfeld, they are outrageously overpriced. This collection is actually quite passable and only slightly resemble Karl.

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The holes on the waistband of the skirt to reveal the shirt underneath is a very inspirational indeed.

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And these dashes of rich color is not a bad touch either. I esp like the high waisted blue skirt on the right. The belt outlining her waist makes it that much more feminine.

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These two are actually very classical Chanel looking dresses. I like that.

Chanel
I want to cry. What was Karl thinking? I know being loose and casual is the trend this season, but can he not, like everyone else, do it in a stylish, elegant and Chanel manner?

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The one on the left looks looks like a frump. And the red suit look is just not very flattering.

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Please tell me that those tight bicycle shorts are not in fashion. And what is that thing she's wearing over a perfectly ok looking outfit?

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This just looks very strange *sniff*

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Thank god there were the few pieces that still had a semblance of what Chanel is supposed to represent in it. Like this perfectly classical black dress.

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And these more elegant looking dresses. In fact, the black one is really quite gorgeous! Sigh. . if it weren't for these few pieces, I'd truly be very devastated with what has happened to Chanel this season. I hope this is just an abnormality and not the start of a whole new direction.

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