*Credits to Imaxtree for all photos listed.
Short dresses … Chanel vs. Christian Dior; i like the sweet look more than the sexy appeal.
Alberta Ferretti; i prefer a simple look, otherwise small flora prints.
They looked … “mature” … Besides, i can never fit into dresses of that length …
Adam; though all of the tops have small flora prints, yellow stands out and gives a more youthful feeling.
I can’t picture myself wearing jackets with flora prints.
Spring/Summer 2010; i miss the colourful flora prints, but that is not all for the season.
From flirty dresses and utilitarian separates to ’60s trompe l’oeil and futuristic motocross, the spring/summer 2010 shows offered looks that were smart, playful, and chic.
I never know a sporty look can be so fanciful … Chloé caught my attention with the explorer-look with 2 big pockets and a flamboyant cape.
The strong woman who has dominated the runway for the past few seasons was swept aside in a flurry of tulle, ribbon, and bows at the spring 2010 runway shows in New York, London, Milan, and Paris. Their reasons may have to do with cutting budgets—short, transparent chiffon dresses cost less than their longer, more structured counterparts. But while women will always want to look sexy and beautiful, that doesn’t mean they want to appear as if they couldn’t run the world if asked.
That’s not to say there isn’t any sass in this season’s boudoir babes. John Galliano took the ’40s Hollywood siren approach to his state of dishabille by channeling Lauren Bacall in her Humphrey Bogart days, when all a femme fatale had to do to get a man was purse her lips and exhale. Peter Copping’s first collection for Nina Ricci was a delightful exercise in lingerie dressing with layered ruffles and lace. Opting for faux innocence, Chanel had one of its best shows to date, complete with models tromping among haystacks in Karl Lagerfeld’s barnyard wearing eighteenth-century poof-shouldered jackets and short pannier skirts, flower-colored crochet suits, and lace-covered burlap or beribboned dresses. At the show, Lily Allen’s surprise performance of “Not Fair” was proof positive that Lagerfeld knows the younger generation prefers to take its frills with more than just a soupçon of irony. Girls don’t want to just look pretty; they sometimes want to pair a smart-alecky loud mouth with their interlocking C’s.
Structured-looks like padded/high/pointed shoulders and those with a fixed shape are out …
Finally … My favourite tulle, draping, ribbons and bows are BACK, but no more leggings … And i realized there are lesser flora prints too; either crazy bright or earth colours and a more translucent look … Loved the Fall 2009 Marc Jacobs runway, but the spring/summer collection wasn’t really what i like, except for some long coats. Mostly cos it couldn’t give me the “Spring is here” feeling …
Seems like the Spring/Summer 2010 Chanel runway is one of the main highlights for this season; i agree …
Loved how the runway is transformed into a small farmhouse. Here are some of the Chanel looks i liked.
I liked this the most … Tulle, tulle and more tulle … =)
P.S:
this is so Anna Sui …
Revised my content page, Chapter 1 and 2, and started on my FYP chapter 3 … Been slacking these few days due to non-stop-video-watching; 2 more weeks left to submit Chapter 3 …
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