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posted by HugsnKisses
The first V&R bags - big, shiny patent objects .

A real wannahave!

brought the mostrar back to reality. The rest was peaceful, without a hint of the irony expected from the designers. The clothes were as they appeared on the runway: wide pants and tops, soft dresses. And no fashion mimicry.

"He knew what was precious in our lives," dicho Ralph Snoeren and Viktor Horsting backstage to explain why - even before the performer's demise - they had fixed on that creative inspiration for their spring/summer 2008 mostrar Tuesday.
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posted by HugsnKisses
ROBERTO CAVALLI
THERE was an imposter at the Roberto Cavalli mostrar today – it began as tu might expect: we walked in to a room that had been decorated to look like the inside of a grand Italian palazzo, with candle-lit chandeliers all the way to the vanishing point – the modelos appeared to walk out half way down the room – very clever. A harpsichord played us in so that we felt like we were really taking our places in the Italian court to judge Cavalli's latest. The designer himself came out to chat to his fans – and to quell the baying photographers after the announcement that we had...
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posted by HugsnKisses
COLLETTE DINNIGAN
LONG, straight, glistening hair, her fringe forcing her eyelids to flutter, Collette Dinnigan has the art of flirting to a T and if tu haven't mastered it yet her clothes on your back can only help. Psychedelic prints on teeny weeny silk shorts and petal sleeves on a light summer dress set the mood – she's from Sydney and these would be perfect for getting yourself noticed on Bondi. Silky, single shouldered dresses of cream and pale blue had a más demure effect, dipping low at the back o with jewelled slashed necks and belts and single pleats making prim A-lines of knee...
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posted by HugsnKisses
PRADA
THE ultimate spectacle of Milan Fashion Week - with none of the glitter of Armani, raw sex appeal of Dolce & Gabbana o Gucci fashion gastronomy, it's the hardest mostrar to get tickets to, the raw answer to why Italian fashion is in the lead – and más succinctly, a seasonal clue to what's coming up next. Whatever she does, Miuccia Prada does it right - the cash count came in yesterday revealing a sales growth of around £541 million for the first half of this year, so arguing the point is really unnecessary but every season she provides más proof. A ticket for the mostrar is such a...
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posted by HugsnKisses
VIKTOR & ROLF
ONLY at Viktor & Rolf could a model open the mostrar walking through a wall-sized image of a wide-open mouth. And if that didn't get your attention then the exaggerated Pierrot collars adorned in rosado, rosa and white violins certainly will. Paying homage to Marcel Marceau and the art of mime, the Dutch duo who are known for their conceptual approach to fashion (last season's lighting rig constructions anyone?), brought us their signature wit and charm in a romantic collection that combined their talent for sharp tailoring and eccentric detailing. suits were slim in fit and androgynous...
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PARIS, October 3, 2007 – Last-chance alert: If you've ever harbored any vague fantasía about owning a Valentino, act now, o kick yourself forever. The designer's final ready-to-wear mostrar before handing over the keys to his house was always going to be a souvenir-hunter's prime opportunity, but far better than that, it turned out to be one of his most appealingly modern collections in quite a while. Crisply puncturing the potential for a predictable end-of-era wallow in sentiment, Valentino played it as an upbeat, fast-paced whirl of breezy, pretty, drop-dead gorgeousness that blew any lingering...
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posted by HugsnKisses
NINA RICCI
AFTER four weeks, four cities and up to nine shows a día for the duration, it seems inconceivable that a designer could awaken us from our reverie of inicial sickness (most of the audience will be on the 10am Eurostar tomorrow morning), and make us feel that, actually, we wouldn't mind a few más days of shows if they were like this. The 75th anniversary of the house of Nina Ricci meant that editors had been sent a black crystal Lalique bottle of the signature L'Air du Temps scent – and nice as it is, we didn't need any más persuasion to be nice about Olivier Theyskens' segundo collection...
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posted by HugsnKisses
This fall Roberto Cavalli invites H&M customers all over the world to his very own exclusive fashion world. The Italian designer icono has created a unique, highly personal and extravagant ladies’ and men’s collection for glamorous everyday o party. The collection, with 20 men’s and 25 ladies’ pieces including underwear and matching accessories, is all about Roberto Cavalli’s expressive and sensual signature style.

The Roberto Cavalli for H&M collection will be available in around 200 selected H&M stores worldwide from 8 November 2007.

Roberto Cavalli knows how to mostrar off...
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LANVIN
WHO else but Alber Elbaz would provide ice creams for us as we arrived in the Louvre tent for the Lanvin mostrar on the last, and sunniest, afternoon of Paris Fashion Week? And how can this be October? Feeling sunburnt and freckly from a lazy lunch in the Tuileries, we were just in the mood for a Cornetto and a bit of Elbaz summer loving – so were Kristen Scott Thomas and Chloe Sevigny in the front row (though Sevigny nearly ended up giving up her asiento to another keen audience member convinced that it was hers - either not recognising o not intimidated por Hollywood stardom). The tent...
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