A dramatic & sensual dark glamour for Gucci woman

Gucci brand presents their autumn/witnter collection at Milan Fashion Week. For Autumn Winter 2012-2013, the Gucci woman defines new facets of femininity. “This is modern-day romanticism,” explains Creative Director Frida Giannini, “A dramatic sensuality, a dark glamour. With subtle games of provocative intellect.” Like a muse with a tormented soul, who is liberated in her provocation. Refined pairings of seemingly lived-in pieces with military accents and new objects of desire. Leaving a trail of fatal seduction. 


Silhouette
A symphony with a crescendo of fearless femininity and dandy indulgence. Revisited tapestry textiles, garment and floral prints blossoming in the jacquard designs, in the applications of embroidery and printed silks. Long, dreamy dresses, short harness jackets and equestrian-style pants. Daring in a game of contrasts. Shaded black, forest green, plum. Oversized coats, smoking jacket, and chiffon inserts on the blouses with harnesses. Uniform-inspired dress coats and soft velvet skirts. Exotic animal prints, dark feathers and leather capes. Tight waistlines with belted dresses and soft bows on the pajama-style suits. Through to pleated ruffles that ascend on the silhouette. Up to the neck, brushing against it like the cup of a flower. 


Evening
Intangible femininity caresses the skin. With long dresses in double layers of wrinkled tulle. Embroidered with floral patterns of micro crystals and sequins masterfully sewn by hand. Three-dimensional flowers, worked onto the body for new Pre-Raphaelite goddesses. 

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Good business climate at PV Pluriel fashion event

The global offer presented by Première Vision Pluriel demonstrates its strength by once again this season bringing together over 55,000 fashion industry professionals at the Parc des Expositions de Villepinte. In a European climate already suffering from a fall in domestic consumption, Première Vision Pluriel in Paris wins over markets thanks to an offer focused on quality and creativity. Some 1,550 exhibitors met the demand coming in particular from markets outside of Europe on the hunt for strong added-value.


With 287 exhibitors and 12,237 visitors - up 8% compared with February 2011 - the 22nd edition of the LE CUIR A PARIS show closed on a positive note. This growth was accompanied by an increased presence from the leading countries in terms of creativity in leather: + 22% for Italy, + 4% for France, + 27% for Spain and + 30% for Turkey.


The show strengthened its position with the new area called Bespoke by LE CUIR A PARIS. For its inaugural edition it welcomed 9 companies offering applications on leather using either traditional or innovative techniques for the creation of bespoke items. 


Exhibitors were delighted with the contacts made with the big fashion and luxury names as well as leading players from the interior design sector.


At the heart of the show, the Trend Gallery tells us a tale of Love in five stages for Summer 2013. During the Early Days, surfaces are calm, transparent, matt and iridescent, cleverly pleated, soft and light, enhanced with whitened tones and subtle pastels. 

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Scarlett poses with new designs of MANGO winter

Once again, Scarlett Johansson, one of the most internationally-famous Fashion models, will feature in the new MANGO winter campaign. This is the third time the actress has launched the firm’s new designs since she became the face of the brand last year.

A typical London residence was the setting chosen by MANGO for the photo shoot, in which the actress once again posed before the camera of Mario Sorrenti. The prestigious photographer, who has collaborated with MANGO since Scarlett became the face of the brand, succeeding in immortalising the more elegant and romantic side of the actress. Jane How was responsible for the styling, while Lucía Pieroni and Oribe, respectively, were responsible for make-up and hair styling.

In this new collection, MANGO takes a fresh look at the timeless classics of British country style: trench coats, double-breasted jackets and tailored coats, without forgetting, in knitwear, the basics and thicker garments with a handmade look.

The carefree combination of these traditional garments is evocative of the late 70s. Tweed, corduroy and leather, together with sheer silks and touches of gold, create a contrast between the masculine and the feminine, giving new meaning to the classics. 

 

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'A Peek In To Men's Wardrobe' - Fashion for 2009

Men, generally do not have the lust for fashion as their female counterparts, but the recent trends in fashion industry confirms that men are also taking active interest in grooming their personality. The growing attention of men towards fashion clothing and accessories are rightly fueled by men's style magazines and the increasing focus of designers in catering to the preferences of male customers. Emerging trends for 2009 predicts lines and shapes taking significant changes. Fashion experts predict the trends for men's fashion clothing and other accessories that would rule the year of 2009.

Fashion, clothing, and shopping have always been assumed to be a women's domain until recently. Men, generally do not have the lust for fashion as their female counterparts, but the recent trends in the fashion industry shows that men are also taking an active interest in grooming their personality. Increasing number of male shoppers indicates the boost in their personality consciousness, which is fueled by men's style magazines and the increasing focus of designers in catering to the preferences of male customers. Though men's fashion is not as diverse as women's, still the industry has an assortment of trends, appealing and sophisticated for men.

Trends for 2009:

Emerging trends for 2009 will showcase gradient tones in their perfect color schemes. The 2009 palette contains brighter shades of dark purple, indigo, and blue; replacing the greys, and browns. A perfect choice of shirt color paired with black pants will give both a classic and modern look. Fluid and silky fabrics, light and transparent; paying homage to femininity will be in fad. Lines and shapes take a significant change.

Deep V-Necks:

Fashion experts predict that this trend will rule the first quarter of 2009. Deep V-neck shirts have been a classic neckline for men, but current trend is taking it plunged to new depths. This will be the favorite fad of men for the year. Plunging necklines in men's cardigans, polos, t-shirts and sweaters will create a lot of variation in dressing. 'V' in the neck is going to be big, with a deep cut. This style will be more popular among youngsters who do weight-training.

Micro Patterns:

A revival of the fashion of the 70s, an attractive combination of micro patterns will be seen in formal dresses, especially in men's coats. Trousers will be tailored with micro pattern will be in vogue.

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