Showing posts with label rachel roy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rachel roy. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 February 2011

prints and pleats.

hit it.


knife pleated skirts and interesting florals at karen walker. what i like about this season thus far is that florals are still here in a big way, but they seem to be toned down; given a slight harsh or gothic edge, or distorted somehow. these muted photographic prints against a grey-beige background mean the froth-factor is turned right down. there's something really retro about them, but the cut and styling mean they don't look like vintage pieces. adore the colours too; lemon yellow and royal blue against grey marl is a wonderful combination.


the dresses at rodarte were a little /too/ 'little house on the prairie' for my taste (the gathered panels from the knee and ditsy prints are the culprit, i think, though the weird collar situation in #4 is cool), but the coats are all beautiful. i don't recall a previous outerwear-heavy rodarte collection, but there should have been one if these full length beauties with crossovers, cutouts and double collars are anything to go by.


and finally, this
rachel roy look is adorable (and so me).

Wednesday, 1 July 2009

Resort 2010; Part Two

In which I include collections I liked most of...
Or at least, really loved a few looks.

BCBG Max Azria



Cool colours, and some awesome grecian style draping. Especially on that second dress. Fierce.

Cynthia Rowley


Wearability is the factor here; I love that pink skirt.

Matthew Williamson



I love that almost tie-dye print. And the shoes. And, just, the colours! The mix of colours in that first outfit it to die. Although, extremely distracted by the model catching flies in EVERY PHOTO. Woman, close yer mouth.

Rachel Roy



Again, its the colours here. Who knew peach and acid green looked this good together?!

Yigal Azrouel
I can't figure out how to do accents on letters on macs. Just so you know.



Ahhhh drapey heaven!!!
I am in love with the white dress in the middle.
So much so I'm already sourcing fabric for my own (shorter) version...which will no doubt go awry and not look anywhere near as awesome as the original. But yknow, you win some, you lose some.