Makeup and hairstyles are another detail that makes all the difference. Like all others must be chosen correctly. In the collections of haute couture was seen that the natural look is still the favorite choice of designers. Some opted for a few details that make all the difference, see the case of Jean Paul Gaultier,…
Jewels Jewels Jewels as other details that complement one outfit. Make all the difference when they are chosen correctly. In terms of jewelry often comes to choosing the perfect piece. And not many pieces. Regarding jewels most times less is more. During the presentation of the Couture collections in Paris, were presented fantastic pieces of…
It’s hard to find a woman who is not admirer of a fantastic pair of shoes. Many are even obsessed by this object of worship. The truth is that a pair of perfect shoes can be a key element of an outfit. Or, when badly chosen … to ruin. The truth is that, during the…
Whenever there is a fashion week “Couture”, generally what we are always waiting to see is the fantastic gowns. Of course the remaining part of the collections are equally important. But the dresses are always a focal point in these collections. The Paris Couture Fashion Week Fall 2013 in general was fantastic. In relation to…
Taking a breather from futuristic experiments and far-flung multicultural references, Giorgio Armani went back to terra firma — Thirties glamour — and delivered one of his strongest Privé collections in recent seasons. Couture may be for the 0.001 percent, but the Italian designer wants to win over that entire fortunate fraction. “This collection is to…
The salons were named for wild cats — Cougar, for one — and the opening music, the theme from “The Pink Panther,” introduced a lineup named for women with an inclination towards danger: Poison Ivy, Catwoman and Mata Hari. While such could have been markers of a mystery-woman camp fest, they were not, at least…
“A cabinet of curiosities.” What a splendid starting point for couture, a realm supposedly unique as well as sublime. The notion worked beautifully for Valentino’s Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, whose now-identifiable signature – romantic elegance evocative of Renaissance portraiture – has a pristine core well-suited to surface eccentricity.