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Exquisite beaded caftans and beautiful gowns, Naeem did, what Naeem does. Know what had all of my attention though? That laser-cut, beautiful sparkly gown in rich saturated color with a cape in Row One (centre). To paraphrase a certain Ms. Zoe, I die.
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For his Spring collection, Prabal Gurung drew inspiration from artist Anish Kapoor. Here’s your look at his presentation… Like what you see?
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India sure is the toast of Spring ’13. While Marchesa and Vera Wang drew inspiration from India in New York, Matthew Williamson referenced the country in his collection presented during London Fashion Week.
Prints referencing Holi, Nehru jackets (in tweed), embellishments and embroidery, saturated colors… His nod to his inspiration was hard to miss. All while the collection was quintessentially Matthew Williamson.
My favorite(s)? All of Row One.
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Photo Credit: Style.Com
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Bibhu Mohapatra delivered another collection that was rich in cocktail and evening-wear. And we are bound to have celeb sightings in a dress or two. Our favorites however were the printed pieces. A print that referenced a butterfly’s metamorphosis and use of rich saturated color to offset it (the print) was a hit. Love that entire Row Two.
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Photo Credit: Style.com
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Marchesa wasn’t the only one to draw its inspiration from India for Spring 2013. Vera Wang did too, in a far more subtler way however. By way of colors, textures, fabrics and technique, the collection referenced India.
Loved the Chantilly lace, sheer-hem dresses; those gorgeous lil’ numbers need to be seen on this side of the pond.
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Photo Credit: Style.com
