SPRING 2013 2014 READY-TO-WEAR Christian Dior,2013 2014 Christian Dior Collection
You must definitely have a nosey at the new Christian Dior resort 2013 collection! Why? Because it is the perfect reflection of subtlety meeting sophistication, a great prove that simplicity can indeed be luxurious.
Beautiful? Not at all! Absolutely gorgeous! The Dior resort 2013 2014 collection is so delicious and seriously lovely. Who could possibly resist those alluring and delightfully crafted goodies? And boy oh boy, there is a kaleidoscope of pure yet extremely fascinating shapes proving once again that simplicity can indeed be luxurious and eye-catching. Have we got your attention yet? Check it out!
Its achievements were revisited here, starting with the cheeky Le Smoking passage that launched proceedings in both instances. It's been impossible to ignore the media-fanned flames of the Raf-Hedi face-off that this week has generated. Simons managed to make his tux jacket-dress both a riposte to the YSL rivalry and a manifesto for himself. He de-stuffed Dior's classic Bar hourglass silhouette by turning it into something for morning, noon, and night, worn with shorts, a skirt, or nothing. Simons is clearly going to be good at the de-stuffing thing. In his ready-to-wear, as in his couture, he carved off the big below-the-waist bit of a gala gown, leaving just the visual interest of its top half. Guipure lace was turned into a two-tone bustier mini. Double-facing was responsible for a spectacular set of oh-so-simple but high-impact pop shapes in bifurcated color. The collection's most stringently disciplined statement was also one of its best looks: Kinga Rajzak's navy and black dress in pleated tulle.
Still, Simons' genuine, deep-seated affection for the tropes of couture is one of the qualities that has given a potent edge to all his design for the past few years. His full-skirted finale—the severe black silk-cashmere knit top, the erotic, iridescent balloon of floral-printed satin duchesse—distilled history into a special kind of twenty-first-century glamour.
Still, Simons' genuine, deep-seated affection for the tropes of couture is one of the qualities that has given a potent edge to all his design for the past few years. His full-skirted finale—the severe black silk-cashmere knit top, the erotic, iridescent balloon of floral-printed satin duchesse—distilled history into a special kind of twenty-first-century glamour.
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