Classical Lines: The silhouettes at the PFW were conventional and straight to the point: simple, flowing, showcasing women’s natural curves (some ruffles at Isabel Marant). I will sound biased but Eli Saab was once more the winner in this category, in my humble opinion (how humble am I when I pat myself in the back, huh?) .
At Eli Saab
At Chloe
At Miu Miu
At Emmanuel Ungaro
Sissi’s Notes:
- Return of tweed blazers and loose coats at Chanel and Miu-Miu
- It is OK to cover up
- Go ahead and tuck-in a top with your skirt or pants 😉
African/Middle Eastern/Azteq Accents: Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen and Valentino showcased lots of non-Western accents in clothing, accessories and hair styles…though I was a little confused at McQueen with ancient Roman gladiator-like outfits…
At Valentino
At Alexander McQueen
Sissi’s note: Try the strong middle line hairstyle with braid…so cute! Oh, and open up to other non-western style, very pretty!
Fresh Faced Makeup: the trend was minimalist or simple make up (OK, not at Chanel obviously…).
Sissi’s note: return of the simple eye liner and rouge lips 😉
Pretty Shoulders: Lots of shoulders out from sleeveless to one shoulder, to sheer lace for a strapless illusion. Love it! Oh, of course, legs were to display as well…legs and abs and everything in between.
At Emmanuel Ungaro
At Chanel
At Yves Saint Laurent
At Valentino
At Alexander McQueen
At Stella McCartney
At Givenchy
Sissi’s note: Subtle, less is more.
What do you think? Please share.
Unless noted, all pictures credits to HuffingtonPost and Vogue.
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