The floor littered with dying
roses and a cascade of witching blacks, blood reds and regal gold’s set to a
foreboding soundtrack, Edward Meadham and Benjamin Kirchoff embroiled during
histrionics with an exquisitely gleeful collection. These semi- dismantled,
sinister dramatics were offset with the exquisite couture this design duo are
known for, albeit delivered with bite. Victorian style satin dresses, lacy
bedtime smocks and Chanel-style suits flirted with bat shaped sunglasses and
vampire red wigs in a cheerfully a historical ode to Elizabeth I, the royal who
exclusively wore black, red and gold. I loved the theatricality of this show, how'd you guys like it?
betsie
'making a perpetual pageant...of fashion'
Monday, 14 October 2013
Sunday, 6 October 2013
A charming two-piece.
I’m on
the hunt for a two piece. I’ve always been obsessed with casual tailoring,
and Paul Smith’s collection this week reminded me of the unmistakable charms of
a slick silk two piece. You know the one you could wear with pumps or with
chunky heels? The elusive suit of dreams, one I will be sure to
wear from now, until I hit like...60! I have been searching for this suit for
so long now, when I find it I’ll buy it in 4 colors: black, nude, tomato red
and electric blue. Until then, I will continue to pair slouchy black pieces
together a quick fix D.I.Y version until I stumble across the real deal.
London Fashion Week- Osman AW/12
I loved the Rorschach/nebulous runway carpet. The brocade style prints are intoxicating to look at, just so rich. And a graduated cape over skinny pants is a genius shape.
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