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Showing posts with label LFW A/W2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LFW A/W2010. Show all posts
25 Feb 2010
23 Feb 2010
Fox&Squirrel in London Fashion Week Daily
Little did she know that someone else was eyeing her up! Image was taken from London Fashion Daily. To have a look at their site click here
22 Feb 2010
21 Feb 2010
LFW AW10/11 Report - Day 2 - Belle Sauvage
Belle Sauvage's over booked show started half an hour later than expected with people queuing outside and inside Victoria House for more than an hour. But it was definitely worth the wait!
Belle Sauvage, the label of design duo Virginia Ferreira and Christian Neuman, treated us with a very special show. A dominant trend during London Fashion Week A/W2010 is the contrast of tough meets soft. This was most dynamic at Belle Sauvage's collection where models looking like Avatar warrior princesses were on chunky leather super sized shoes and wore digitally printed short dresses. Accompanied by an industrial soundtrack they walked slowly and mechanically like robots do.
The collection presented soft silk chiffon, crepe and jersey pieces contrasted with structured leather details. Fox&Squirrel loved the dresses with the defined shoulders and the emphasis made on the waist. An additional twist were the leather back details 'hugging' the shoulder-blades of the models.
Images were taken from On/Off TV blog. For more images and videos follow this link.
Fox&Squirrel photos coming soon in LFW2010 Fox&Squirrel report.
20 Feb 2010
LFW AW10/11 Report - Day 1 - Aminaka Wlimont & Ramon Gurillo
Late night reporting after a very enjoyable first day at London Fashion Week that ended at Jezebel's party on Adam Street Private Members' Club organized by Eazy Bailey. Hostess Jade Jagger was beautiful and welcoming as always.
Fox&Squirrel loved Aminaka Wilmont's show at ON/OFF. Starting with light and playful print dresses in hughes of blue, purple and grey they progressed to more structured grey and black dresses and ended with black and brown leather jackets. Highlights were the organic hair pieces accompanying some of the boldest leather looks creating an unusually contrasting style.
Remaining at ON/OFF's Victoria House on Bloomsbury Square to see Ramon Gurillo's show was a joy. Going through the various rooms at ON/OFF's exhibition spaces was a delight, with an ambient atmosphere that led us to the Ramon's show and his exquisite knitwear story. We loved the revealing slinky knits and the loose and effortlessly chic cardigans and dresses. Adding the fuzzy hair, metallic leggings and lipstick, it was a great story, strong sexy and comfortable.
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