Paris Fashion Week Spring Summer 2010
Who: John Galliano
What it made us think of: An unhealthy version Galliano's Grey Gardens show from SS2008.
What we liked: Dark flapper makeup, shoes, vintage lingerie styling
What we didn't: The pictures weren't the best, but the styling made simple clothes look a little crazy cat lady. The big flowers looked like plastic decor.
Who: Roland Mouret
What we liked: Incorporating the nubby blankets actually worked, jewelry, cage shoes, furry sholders
What we didn't: Are those skirts or jumpsuits?
Who: Vionnet
What it made us think of: Monet meets Mondrian
What we liked: Color-blocking, gorgeous prints
What we didn't: Granted it's Vionnet, but some of the Grecian styles looked a little too belted toga. Rompers = no.
Who: Nina Ricci
What it made us think of: Being the youngest woman in attendance at your eccentric aunt's tea party.
What we liked: Lady-like shoes, girliness
What we didn't: Pajama styles, bag-like booties
What it made us think of: An unhealthy version Galliano's Grey Gardens show from SS2008.
What we liked: Dark flapper makeup, shoes, vintage lingerie styling
What we didn't: The pictures weren't the best, but the styling made simple clothes look a little crazy cat lady. The big flowers looked like plastic decor.
Who: Roland Mouret
What we liked: Incorporating the nubby blankets actually worked, jewelry, cage shoes, furry sholders
What we didn't: Are those skirts or jumpsuits?
Who: VionnetWhat it made us think of: Monet meets Mondrian
What we liked: Color-blocking, gorgeous prints
What we didn't: Granted it's Vionnet, but some of the Grecian styles looked a little too belted toga. Rompers = no.
Who: Nina RicciWhat it made us think of: Being the youngest woman in attendance at your eccentric aunt's tea party.
What we liked: Lady-like shoes, girliness
What we didn't: Pajama styles, bag-like booties
Image source style.com.
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