6.8.10
What to wear : Lazy sunday
28.7.10
7.7.10
What to wear : girls night out
30.6.10
What to wear : girls day out
20.6.10
What to wear : camping trip
8.6.10
RESORT '11: Yves Saint Laurent
Finally, Stefano Pilati has lighten up. This collection has showed a much less sober affair compared to the Fall '10 collection. I felt that this time, YSL brought the 70s bohemian back, and not forgetting to mix them with a pinch sexy upper east sider-esque. Floral printed heels were splashed down the side of the nipped-waist silk dresses, or across the front of a slim above-the-knee skirt worn with a delicate blouse.
I find this collection really interesting, mostly because YSL stayed true to the cruise theme as well as making it appropriate, while bringing the 70s back. I really liked the suits and the vintage high-waisted trousers, splashing vibrant fuchsia, lilac and color prints on them (a YSL classic). Check out the entire collection here.
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7.6.10
RESORT '11: Donna Karan
I love the evening dresses in this collection! Black, white and silver metallics are the most unpredictable colors for this year's resort line, which is genius! This season DK designs are all meant for after dark. Pantsuits had the soft, slouchy ease of pajamas, one robe-like jacket even had a hood while a silk crepe jumpsuit came strictly tailored on top and loose and flowing below the waist.
Her signature goddess dresses were key in this collection. Deeply cowled, one-shouldered in satin jersey, knee-length and to-the-floor. Several outfits looked perfect and ready for the red carpet, however a few day looks would've been welcome additions. Check out the entire collection here.
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RESORT '11: Jason Wu
1.6.10
Getaway to the Beach
31.5.10
Getaway to Paris
29.5.10
RESORT '11: Burberry Prorsum
Unlike Chanel and Christian Dior, Burberry decided to take a subtle tone as usual for the collection. My favorites would have to be the belts, trench coat, draped dresses and blouses, military jacket and the navy toned outfit at the end. Designer Christopher Bailey said he wanted the collection to be much more than that slightly faded, vintage-ish english rose mood, something that seemed from the past. But then Bailey added sexy to the collection, with lightweight stretch fabrics to line the body, thigh-high boots to define the legs, and the iconic trench to propose as a lean, mean coat-dress clasped with a wide belt. All i will say is, oh so Burberry. Check out the entire Resort collection here.