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Posted Sep 14, 2010
Romanticism is about taking your own space in the world and expressing your emotions. Living every moment as if you were about to be transported in a dream-like setting. A touch of 50s glam we all deserve. The moods for Fall Winter recreate a movie tainted by the leaves of Fall falling ever softly on the chills of Autumn, accompanying the figure and making a statement: being a women sometimes only takes a cinched waist, a bag, and big skirts.
Ladylike look
Going out for a commission doesn’t have to be unglamorous, it is as if images from the past reminded us we have to be at any moment given a Lady. Round skirts, belts on the waist, under the knee lengths.
Neo Romance
Long Hollywood. A party in Sunset Boulevard? We should never let down our guard and opt for “the” most romantic dress of all times: long and ethereal, no matter how sophisticated it reveals a side of women that mixes poise with innocence.
Natural Nude
Ultra soft natural tones for an understated yet very glamorous statement. Suits become more delicate and instantly transform the atmosphere in a poetic walk.
Lace
Defining the silhouette, lace – the most embellishing fabric of all times – never fails to add a touch of intrigue.
Tweed &Check
Traditional and classic: a combination of tweeds and subtle plaids gives a modern twist to the cuts and contrast with other materials.
Chunky (Oversize) Knits
Warmth: rediscovering the comfortable sensation of a soft touch, a sweet protection and cuddle.
Feather & fur
No matter which look you are going for you will find the right overcoat: femininity means just that. A lady always matches her coat with her outfit, and in this case furs and feathers seem to say: über glam.
Styled by Yuri Ahn.
Text by Acelya Yonac
Source: Dolce&Gabbana
Source: D&G
Fashion Show Photo by: Monica Feudi,Gianni Pucci
Backstage Photo by: Luca Cannonieri and Michele Morosi,
Dennis Valle
TAGS: dolce&gabbana dolce & gabbana fall winter autumn winter 2010 2011 womenswear women's collection lace camel fur feather coats overcoats d&g d & g
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