Armani Prive made a journey through the east for the latest collection by the fashion house. Although most of the influence seemed Chinese, references to Thai culture and Japanese design were on view as well. It all came together looking pretty half-assed with western models in pagoda shouldered ensembles. The final result appeared a bit like an odd and poorly executed caricature of East Asian culture. Think "Thoroughly Modern Millie" made for the runway. Click on images to enlarge.
While several couturiers sat this season out, Stéphane Rolland made his debut presentation. Inspired by Constantin Brancusi, the collection is both architectural and sleek. The mostly monochromatic ensembles were in a fairly neutral palette which created strong silhouettes with variations in layer and texture. Likely due to the economic climate, this was a major trend this season. You can expect to see more of the same at the upcoming ready to wear presentations. Click images to enlarge.
For over a decade, Reggie Cameron has worked behind the scenes as a publicist and marketing executive for mass market retailers, chic boutiques, and clothing lines producing fashion shows and working as a celebrity stylist.
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