Sunday, December 1, 2013

Autumn/Winter Womenswear Collections at London Vogue Week

  
  Carlotta is enthusiastic about ethical situations and provides her information via women white faux fur short coat her styles. The inspiration for this selection was formed from cruelty against animals especially the slaughter of seals for their fur. Foremost color palette was striking with white representing the ice and snow, navy blue for that cold sea, and splashes of pink for the spilt blood. Faux fur represented the particular seals. The large sq. shoulders and then the geometric designs utilised had been taken through the Inuit's old fashioned attire. Her common signature bodysuit was changed with transparent leggings and overall body stockings on the geometric variations. These seemed similarly magnificent less than the complete skirted attire as well as their pink netting, but arrived in for their have when witnessed below extensive diaphanous excellent wool tops. The types with their white faces and windswept hair seemed as if they'd just arrived in the Arctic with flakes of snow still on their own feathery eyelashes.

  The opening model wore matching cape and pencil skirt manufactured from shorter fake fur in ridged lines of black and white. The cape was not from the common completely free flowing design but tightly fitted across the shoulders and formed a tail coat in the back; the pencil skirt was manufactured up of layers opening throughout the front such as layering of feathers. Necklines were being very high with possibly very long slender feather like bows pointing upwards as in flight, or multi layered voluminous collars circling the throat as being a bird would puff out its plumage to entice a mate. Simple body skimming shift dresses are supplied texture from shoulder with the throat with higher collected necklines pulled in while you would a cloth bag, while the shoulders of jackets are puffed out with further overlapping layers like feathers..
  Colour palette was a foundation of black along with the way more mate attracting rich tones of oranges, reds and greens. Fabrics of fake fur, gossamer silks, taffeta, velvet and chiffons gave texture.
  This was an array of colours and textures. Leather jackets, hand knitted Arans and Irish tweeds were encrusted with glowing crystals. The versions wore oversized and greatly embellished neck items produced from hand woven silk, nappa leather-based and Waterford crystals in reference towards Irish heritage. These glammed up the easier clothes sometimes established on faux fur stoles, and also extra further glam towards the prints and by now embellished parts. Tweed suits had been a patchwork of loaded colourful materials horizontally panelled with Indian brocades, feathers and crystals.

  Aran cardigans were being manufactured in to short jumpsuits, fake fur coats had pleasurable splashes of colours as if dotted on by having a paint brush , leather skirts had been painted above by Steele by making use of dense levels of multicoloured paint and Steele's series of paintings had been digitally printed on to silk jersey leggings, dresses, scarves and tees.

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