Raf Simons, designer of Dior, said of his second couture
collection, “I wanted it to literally be about the season—to be about the very
idea of spring.” True to his word, the show was indeed an ode to spring bloom,
a celebration of flower power.
While Paris
lay under a thick blanket
of snow, Simons presented his
collection in a lush green garden under a reflective erected tent, created by
landscape-design firm Wirtz International.
The
collection stared with the presentation of 1950s style, shapes and lengths
migrating to asymmetrical lengths.In
a vibrant and youthful color palette of jonquil-yellow, bright orange, lilac,
green, bright orange, burgundy and navy, the collection featured gown with a
lustrous skirt, body hugging tuxedo suits, asymmetrical silk cocktail dress,
meadow flowers scattered over a black net bustier , shaped jackets with
elaborate seams , peplum, ballet length
dresses, horizontally layered garments in different fabrics, transparent tulle
gloves and appliqués .Fabrics like organza,
silk, satin and gazar completed the spring story of this sophisticated
collection.
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