Noisy at Milan Fashion Week

April 30, 2010 by aurora  
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She picked up the trend in menswear this year’s Milan Fashion Week, menswear background of declining sales in Italy during 2009. Sales for 2009 fell almost to number 10 per cent from the previous year. And it happened all over Italy.
Italy designers seem to get around the economic downturn classic designs and neat until preepy essentials.

Designer Miuccia Prada, for example, displays a collection preepy but comfortable and colorful. As a collection of wool blazers, crew neck pullovers, and casual clothing chain slack it. Prada style to the front, Miuccia said, is the motive of a thick overcoat for men and the selection of the lighter pastel colors for women.
Dolce & Gabbana, one of the world famous fashion house collection exhibited a firm and hard. Clothing workers Sicilian style complete with hats, shirts without sleeves plus a series of dusty Footwear.

Meanwhile, many designers get around the economic downturn with an elegant sporty style in the Milan Fashion Week. Donatella Versace, for example. Comes with an optimistic theme of ‘anti-crisis’, demonstrating the collection of his biker boots and shiny male, Tigh pants, black leather jacket and do not forget the big bag.

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Paris Fashion Week Shows

April 26, 2010 by aurora  
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Paris Fashion Week Shows

Last season was the historic house of Rochas’s tentative revival, after two years of dormancy. This season, the fashion brand roared back to life in Paris with a full collection and a full-out, well-attended fashion show held at the Musée de l’Homme overlooking the river Seine and the Eiffel Tower.
It started with a perfect but modernized Jackie Kennedy look — a neat sleeveless safari tunic over acid-green patterned slacks — reminding us that Mrs. Kennedy did her shopping in Paris in those days. Prim skirts and dresses, tres tres French, with straw boating hats were the general motif. One knee-length pleated dress was a stunner — and entirely wearable.

source : online.wsj.com

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New York Fashion Week – Spring 2010

April 26, 2010 by aurora  
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Marc Jacobs is in that enviable and exclusive club of designers who have free range to explore and stretch their imagination while still pulling in the customers. In less-deft hands, his spring collection, rife with dramatic curlicues of silk, full-on hanky motifs, and many, many innerwear-as-outerwear nods, would flounder. But in Marc’s, it was one of those shows that made the jaded fashion crowd love its job.
We spent the week running around Bryant Park so you didn’t have to. Here are our favorite looks and trends that will define spring wardrobes in 2010. Click here to see full coverage of New York Fashion Week, plus shows from previous seasons. Also, see 50 classic hair & beauty tips to keep you looking gorgeous year-round.

source : www.harpersbazaar.com

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Fashion 2010

March 4, 2010 by aurora  
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Fashion 2010 – Trend Mode Fashion 2010 pastinya anda membutuhkan update tren mde fashion 2010 bagai anda yang senang akan dunia fashion agar anda tampil trendi di awal tahun dan menjadi trend center dan tidak dikatakan ketinggalan jaman dan saltum, Fashion 2010 pastinya tidak akan jauh berbeda dengan tahun 2009 kemarin mungkin akan ada sedikit pergeseran Tren Mode Fashion 2010 ini, disini saya hanya berusaha memberikan infomasi fashion 2010 yang seperti apa yang akan booming di taun macan ini, jika kita melihat Ramalan shio Tahun 2010,
sumber ; http://sugengsetyawan.blogspot.com/2009/12/fashion-2010-trend-mode-fashion-2010.html

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Mystical Mumbai Lakme Fashion Week

October 12, 2009 by aurora  
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Mystical Mumbai Lakme Fashion Week
(NEW YORK) Imagine if, say, at the end of Oscar de la Renta’s show, the lights dim for a beat and then suddenly loud music blares, and Julia Roberts sashays down the runway. At Lakme Fashion Week in Mumbai this celebu-moment is called the “Showstopper” and any catwalk worth its rubies concludes with a big Bollywood star hitting the “ramp” (what Indians call the runway) to screams and uproarious clapping. It’s the equivalent of a cricket star hitting a home run. Without a cinematic Showstopper, it’s like the fashion show didn’t even happen. Sure, the front row is stocked with stars seated across from editors like Bandana Tewari and Priya Tanna of Vogue India and IMG’s Fern Mallis. But the crowd wants to see their stars model for the supper. “Indians love their celebrities,” explains IMG’s Nikram Singh. “They love celebrities here more than they do in America.”

It’s the 10-year anniversary of Lakme Fashion Week. Designers and divas are out in full force. “Fashion Week has evolved,” says style journalist Vinod Nair, the group fashion editor of the Hindustan Times who is like the Cathy Horyn of Bombay. “The designers have evolved. It’s growing bigger and bigger every year.”

DAY ONE:
Anand Kabra
Titled “Kumari” for the two faces of a woman–goddess and tempest–Anand Kabra’s collection races from white asymmetrical shirts hung loose over stone colored pants to big time bling, like the silver and gold sunray striped jeweled cocktail dress worn by a model with a spray of red paint on her forehead. But Kabra’s clean, Zen-like daywear is the reason he was voted “Best Emerging Designer” at the 2008 Marie Claire Awards in India.

Lakme & IMG Celebrate 10 Years of Fashion, Presented by Samira Habitats
To toast 10 years of Lakme Fashion Week, 20 “Grand Finale” designers (the last designer each season stages a lavish, fantasy runway spectacle) present an enormous show with looks from the past, the present and the future. The thrill is seeing all 20 designers on one stage, everyone from eveningwear king Tarun Tahiliani to traditionalist Manish Malhotra to Varun Bahl, who shows a pair of Lurex bubble shorts as a “future” look.

DAY TWO: Read more

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