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Showing posts with label SS 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SS 2010. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 January 2010

Big Freeze = Purple Complexion = House of Holland ♥

The Big Freeze has left us all wrapping up ready to face the chillingly chilling subzero temperatures

Fur, scarves, layers - whatever it will take to keep us fashionistas warm and fabulous

The freezing temperatures have made us so cold that we have turned purple

Be blue because you are purple?

Or celebrate that we are becoming naturally the colour House of Holland has campaigned for Spring 2010?


Do not be blue

Celebrate being purple

♥

Tuesday, 5 January 2010

It Don't Matter If It's Black Or White

And from dark to light ...

We look outside our windows in Glasgow and Brussels ( and more ... ) - our landscapes are draped in snow - so in keeping with the landscape being draped in white - let us camouflage with the snow and drape ourselves in what white the Spring Summer 2010 RTW collections had to offer ...



Givenchy














Erin Wasson










Chanel

Monday, 19 October 2009

A Midsummer Nights McQueen



I am aware that I am not the only person whose imagination was running wild after seeing Alexander McQueen’s Spring Summer 2010 collection. Whilst one designer was rolling around in the hay with his show at Paris Fashion Week, McQueen was rolling around in a Shakespearean wood.



The hair styles of the models were evocative of Bottom in A Midsummer Nights Dream whose head is transformed into that of a donkey by the mischievous Puck. Alexander McQueen adapted a sense of play in displaying his collection and challenged to consider the idea of looking beneath the shoulders of what could be the donkey’s head; to ensure focus on the collection itself rather than the beautiful woman wearing them. The brown and green colours were reminiscent of the woodland fairies in A Midsummer Nights Dream and the deep blues of the royal Titania, Queen of the fairies.




The sense of play on the catwalk rewards us with the notion that we can take what we see on the catwalk and play with it to make it individual to reflect our own stylistic imagination.