Paris Fashion Week Spring Summer 2011

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Who: John Galliano
What it made us think of: Japan, flappers, eccentrics and other Galliano touchstones
What we liked: colorful tights, dark lips, translucent coats, didn't look like his Dior showWho: Marish Arora
What it made us think of: The space clowns of galactic emperor Boy George.
What we liked: Full commitment to outlandishness. It's nice to see an Indian designer in Paris. Now I want some tights embellished with gold discs.
What we didn't: Next season, aim for a theme more defined.
Who: Miu Miu
What it made us think of: A comic book artist in the 80s doing a primary colored take on the 30s.
What we liked: hems just below the knee, pleats, pops of neon, shoes, bags,
What we didn't: No detail shots, oversized leather jackets, satin, nothing seems to fit the bust, ugly graphics

Image source: style.com

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