VALENTINO
This collection showcased a more sophisticated side to the usually ballerina pretty label. blazers, crisp colors and decadent details were showcased.
JEAN PAUL GAUTIER
Known for over the top whimsy and naturalistic effects, Gaultier brought his A game to couture once again. Birds feathers, sultry femme fatale, and major volume were showcased.
Known for over the top whimsy and naturalistic effects, Gaultier brought his A game to couture once again. Birds feathers, sultry femme fatale, and major volume were showcased.
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI
Otherworldly extravagance mixed with lady-like quality is Valli's expertise. Sleek hair/makeup, luxurious white, 3D details, and animal print were showcased.
ELIE SAAB
The reigning Red Carpet designer powerhouse, Elie Saab loves a good sparkle and flow to his princess gowns. Monotone looks, lace details, short sleeve dresses, and sheerness were showcased.
CHANEL
Karl Lagerfeld has been throwing out somber glam collections lately, and this couture one was no exception. Fitted jackets, heavy fabrics, round hats, and trademark patent toe boots were showcased.
Karl Lagerfeld has been throwing out somber glam collections lately, and this couture one was no exception. Fitted jackets, heavy fabrics, round hats, and trademark patent toe boots were showcased.
AZZEDINE ALAIA
Bold luxury and timeless clothing describe Azzedine Alaia's design aesthetic. Snakeskin, feathers, short hems, booties, and tiers of layers were showcased.
ALEXIS MABILLE
A couture front-runner, Mabille loves to play with dark glamour mixed with fun whimsy. Large quail feathers, velvet and lace, Peter Pan tights, and severe animistic style were showcased.
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