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PARISNEWYORKHONG KONG
2012-13Autumn / Winter
2012 No
. 41 EU
RO
!18.00 Italy only
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USA $36.95
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SGD S$30.00
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Chloe
Comme Des Garcons
Costume National
Dior
Dries Van Noten
Giambattista Valli
Givenchy
Hermes
Jean Paul Gaultier
John Galliano
Kenzo
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阿尼亞斯貝延續了她用現實中存在的形象裝飾服裝的傳統,用綠色植物、夜晚路燈和酷勁十足的草邊卵石照片使長裙看上去別有風味。長連衣裙上的美觀印花圖案賦予了整個系列少女風韻,淡粉色和珊瑚色的柔軟針織衫增強了這種風韻。與之形成鮮明對比的是,黑色皮夾克、閃爍的星星和蛇皮印花衫似乎是為夜晚的城市設計的。
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Paris A/W 2012-13
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AF Vandevorst
比利時設計師Ann和Filip Vandevorst在新一季創造出極具誘人魅力的悶騷??系列。大氈帽和長圍巾將面容掩蓋,為設計注入一絲神秘感,而裸露的背部和半透明網紋上衣又帶出一份性感熱情。工業手套、過膝靴子以及束帶蕾絲緊身衣褲營造出“女主”形象,將這份挑逗進行到底。
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Sarah Burton has perfected the art of crafting drama into physical pieces. Opening the show with fitted, rippling dresses in heavy jacquard paired with fur ruffs and black visors gave rise to 18th century visions. To continue the extravaganza, cool, laser-cut, tufted sheaths were followed by silver-
a heady mix of deep pink, rich carmine and electric crimson.
Alexander McQueen
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Manipulating colour and texture, Atsuro
Tayama created a stellar collection that
brimmed with structure and originality.
Fitted, black jackets bore extended
collars and were dramatized with cool
leather toggles, while striking vermilion
coats were lavished with fur trim. In the
same spirit, rib-necked dresses were
interlaced with ribbons in deep red,
while maize and monochrome tracks
crisscrossed dramatic capes.
AtsuroTayama
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With ‘Warm in the Winter’ by Glass Candy as the backing track, Balenciaga presented an up-beat, innovative collection for the coming season. High-waisted, metallic jumpsuits, colour-blocked jackets with sculpted shoulders and printed blouson tops took viewers on a retro trip back to the 80s. Meanwhile, unfinished, cropped jackets, lime skirts and cool boots resonated with a hip vibe.
Balenciaga
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Inspired by a Faberge egg once owned by Elizabeth Taylor, Olivier Rousteing’s show dazzled with unabated opulence. Texture was the touchstone of the collection with nostalgic tapestries gracing bodices and square-shouldered jackets being embellished with shiny studs, shimmering pearls and glittering crystals. A tough, resilient look was imbued by lashings of leather and heavy beading that was beautifully countered by trousers in soft, apricot suede and split skirts in lush, velvet imprints.
Balmain
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Referenc ing the 80s g lamour epitomised by Bianca Jagger and Jerry Hall, Barbara Bui set out to recreate the era’s decadent e legance. Minimal ist pantsuits lent an androgynous appeal, while metallic fabrics and shimmers of gold reverberated with disco fever. Fusing the West with the East, an Asian undercurrent coursed through the collection with smoking jackets mimicking Chinese quilts, serpents spiralling across tops and tigers poised above thigh-high splits.
Barbara Bui
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Staged at the Grand Palais in Paris,
Karl Lagerfeld sent models with jewel-
encrusted eyebrows into a wintry
scene to wander amid stark, towering
crystals. Reinterpreting classic styles,
Lagerfeld created pantsuits with skirt
overlays from shiny tweed and solid
bolts of pure black, icy white and
granite grey. For outerwear, striking
coats were melded into start l ing
mineral shapes, were trimmed with
signature braiding or captivated with
blue.
Chanel
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For her second season at the helm of Chloe, Clare Waight Keller combined muted colours and palpable
texture to create an array of smart casual pieces. Elasticized skirts and baggy pants created relaxed
soft peach with winged collars, with shimmering quilted panels or layered with fawn lace struck a feminine
chord.
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Paring everything back to its most basic form,
Rei Kawakubo sent models across a plywood
runway, unaccompanied by music, to parade
minimalist pieces in jolting colours. Fabulous,
highly-stylized coats snagged attention with
elongated sleeves and exaggerated hips
in siren red, hot pink and pretty lilac.
Patterns crept in with streaks of paint
converging across fatigue and animal
prints before giving way to all-
Comme Des Garcons
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Taking a walk on the dark side, Ennio Capasa
worked with a monochrome palette interspersed
with traces of red and beams of bright blue. An
abundance of leather and sharp, asymmetrical
lines gave rise to a harsh aesthetic that was
accentuated by tough, knee-high boots.
Meanwhile, gripping tops, sheer
fabrics, plunging necklines and
long gloves created a dangerous,
womanly allure
Costume National
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To the sound of crashing music, Bill
Gaytten paraded gorgeous, dance-
inspired pieces, alive with grace and
femininity. Belted waists and long,
whisper-thin skirts were followed by
tapered trousers, diaphanous layers
and whirling ethereal pleats in cerulean
blue, deep carmine and rich aubergine.
Fur and black leather endowed a sense
of gravitas, while embellished satin and
high-heeled pumps underscored the
collection’s ballet aspirations.
Dior
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Staged at the Hotel de Ville in Paris, models at Dries Van Noten paced beneath suspended chandeliers to parade a collection that was rich in texture and colour. Scarf-like patterns edged in azure and cobalt blue converged across adroitly-tailored jackets and billows of silk. Elsewhere, striking, panelled coats in shades of olive took on a more r ig id appearance, whi le As ian motifs filtered through with stylized Japanese pr ints and stunning phoenix images wrought f rom shimmering gold thread.
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Within the confines of the Couvent
des Cordeliers, Giambattista Valli
paraded elegant sophist ication
with punch. Fabulous woven coats
were worn over cropped, black
trousers, sleek dresses radiated in
alizarin crimson and chunky knits
counter-balanced skirts spliced
with translucent panels. Solid belts
drew attention to waists, while funky
platform shoes instilled the collection
with an uber cool edge.
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