Finally! Real women, with curves, tits, and hips on a runway!
It seems that for Prada Fall 2010, Miuccia Prada got inspired by Brigitte Bardot that fabulous french actress famous for her curvilicious and busty body in 60's cinema. Signora Prada's main focal point seems to be the womanly breast of her models, with ruffles and pointy bras emphasizing the womanhood of the mannequins.
Doutzen Kroes and Lara Stone are two of the most curvy models in the industry today, by some fashion insiders they're even considered overweight, but they do posses curves that would make Bardot herself blush and this is what Miuccia Prada wanted to showcase, real feminine beauty on her runway.
This time around making clothes for WOMEN instead of pre-pubescent-like girls, as in her previous collections.
No Karlie Kloss on this runway.
¡Finalmente, mujeres de verdad, con curvas, tetas y caderas!
Parece que para Prada Otoño 2010, Miuccia Prada se inspiró en Brigitte Bardot esa fabulosa actriz francesa que triunfo en el cine de la decada del 60 y famosa por su delicioso cuerpo curvilineo e importantes pechos. El punto en el que se enfocó la signora Prada fueron los pechos femeninos de sus modelos, con volados y brassieres puntiagudos enfatizando la femeneidad de las maniquis.
Dos de las modelos con más curvas en la industria de la moda hoy en dia son Doutzen Kroes y Lara Stone, algunos de los personajes más importantes de la industria hasta se atreven a llamarlas "gordas", pero lo que si poseén son curvas que harian a la misma Bardot sonrrojarse y esto es lo que Miuccia Prada quería mostrar en su show, verdadera belleza femenina.
Esta vez Miuccia quiso hacer indumentaria para MUJERES y no para niñas puberes, como venía haciendo en sus colecciones pasadas.
Como diría una muy buena amiga mia mientras se agarra las curvas que Dios le dio...
"¡Esto es mujer, carajo!"
Burberry Prorsum Fall 2010 is delicious, fabulous, divine and just out-right gorgeous.
The mix of military tailoring with chic and feminine touches are daring, modern and practical, I don't know a single woman (or man for a matter of fact) that wouldn't want to have one of those coats.
Christopher Bailey has taken the quintessential British brand, and pushed it into the 21st century with great trench coats done in a different ways like we saw last season with pleated and rugged hems, and now the marriage of oversized and cropped at the same time, making an Eisenhower jacket that even the general himself would have wanted in his wardrobe
Burberry is the brand you go to for the perfect-amazing trench and coat you always wanted, and Mr. Bailey is showing us why.
Burberry Prorsum Otoño 2010 es delicioso, fabuloso, divino y verdaderamente hermoso.
La mezcla de sastrería militar con toques chic y femeninos son extrovertidos, modernos y practicos, no conozco ni una mujer que no quisiera tener uno de estos abrigos.
Christopher Bailey ha tomado la clasica marca británica y la ha empujado al siglo 21 con fabulosos pilotos y abrigos confeccionados de una nueva manera, como lo vimos en la temporada pasada con pilotos remasterizados y ahora el matrimonio perfecto de lo extra grande y acortado, haciendo chaquetas Eisenhower que el general mismo habría querido en su guardarropas.
Burberry es la marca a la que acudes para el piloto o abrigo perfecto e increible, y Mr. Bailey nos muestra porque.
THE Aviator Jacket
In honor of the great designer, creator, and innovator that Lee McQueen was I put together a
small recap of his work, the farthest I could go back in time was up to the spring 1999 where
he sprayed Shalom Harlow's white dress with paint on a stage in front of the
entire fashion world, all the way up to his greatest and last show where he boldly did what
only he knew best, mixing prints, textures, shapes, and putting on a spectacle for the world
to remember him by.
Alexander McQueen was a romantic at heart, romanticism hidden behind a beautiful sheet of
dark colors, rough edges, great Savile Row tailoring, Parisian couture, gothic imagery, sombre
leitmotifs but without a doubt McQueen was really one of the great masters of fashion of our
time, with him a bright light has been put out.
Alexander McQueen loved A-lines skirts, lace, bodices, cinched waistlines, jumpsuits, prints,
theatrics, and most of all he loved putting on a show for the world to watch awestruck with
one man's creative force.
We will never be able to understand why he did what he did, but for now all we can do is
remember his work and the beauty that he put out into the universe.
Fall/Winter 1999 & Spring/Summer 1999
Lee Alexander McQueen
1969-2010
We'll miss you...
