As the show unfolds, Lhuillier gradually widens the emotional and visual range. Color deepens, embellishment intensifies, and texture becomes more assertive. What begins as quiet elegance evolves into something far more expressive. Sleek gowns emerge, densely embroidered and meticulously constructed, catching the light in a way that feels deliberate rather than decorative for decoration’s sake. These are pieces designed to command attention without asking for it.
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Richard Chai Love AW14
Richard Chai Love Autumn Winter 2014 presents itself with a quiet confidence that resists easy categorization. From the opening look, the collection feels introspective, less concerned with spectacle and more invested in mood, proportion, and nuance. This is fashion that asks to be observed closely rather than consumed quickly.
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Helmut Lang AW14
Helmut Lang Autumn Winter 2014 arrives with an ease that feels almost confrontational in its refusal to perform. Comfort is not positioned as an afterthought or a compromise here. It is the point. The collection embraces a deliberate lack of traditional polish, starting with the noticeable absence of heels. Footwear stays grounded, signaling early on that this season is less about elevation and more about attitude.
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Lacoste AW14
Lacoste Autumn Winter 2014 finds the brand in a more reflective mood, one that still honors its athletic roots while leaning decisively toward fashion. Sport remains the foundation, but it is refined, edited, and contextualized within a broader narrative. This season, Lacoste steps away from overt playfulness and into something more composed.
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Alexander Wang AW14
Alexander Wang Autumn Winter 2014 lands with a kind of deliberate toughness that feels both instinctive and engineered. This is a collection rooted in power, but not the polished, corporate kind. Instead, Wang delivers a version of strength that is utilitarian, urban, and unapologetically physical. The clothes feel built for movement, protection, and presence.
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Life of a Fashion Icon
Author: fashion model Coco Chanel is one of the most popular and important fashion designers of all eras. In short, Chanel’s influence on the modern haute couture was so prominent that she got mentioned in Time Magazine’s ‘100 Most Influential People of the 20th Century.’ Even though Coco Chanel is criticized for being dubious about her childhood days and the years before shooting to stardom, many people like her and some people support her opinions. These followers cite that Coco Chanel was only attempting to reduce the disgrace poverty and illegitimacy bestowed upon people in the 19th century France. Two years after her brush with imprisonment, the Nazi Empire was…
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Woman Cuts Off Leg to wear High Heel Shoes
Aside from the silly feel to this video this story is a very enticing when it comes to the topic of society and it’s various views on body modification. Many see body piercings, tattoos, gauges etc. as something unneeded, damaging and in the end overall stupid. But there are also many people who have them so there is a bigger support group to fall back on when disapproval is constantly lurking. This young woman is unfortunately being portrayed as a pathetic vanity driven bimbo. All the comments on this video aren’t the nicest: “This is an example of a dumb blonde” “bitch be cray” “EWWW!” I think we have to…
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Julien Fournie Haute couture S/S 2014
Julien Fournié Haute Couture Spring Summer 2014 Julien Fournié’s Spring Summer 2014 haute couture collection unfolded like a controlled reverie. From the first look, the atmosphere was unmistakably ethereal, yet grounded in craftsmanship rather than excess fantasy. The runway moved at a deliberate pace, allowing each piece to be absorbed slowly, almost ceremonially. The models carried themselves with a softened presence, their expressions calm and doll-like without tipping into artificiality. This stillness became part of the presentation. It reinforced the collection’s romantic tone, encouraging viewers to focus on detail rather than motion. Nothing felt rushed. The pacing mirrored the care embedded in the garments themselves. Color played a central role…
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Menswear Campaign Zara S/S 2014
ZARA’s Spring Summer 2014 menswear campaign leaned into clarity rather than noise, presenting a vision of modern dressing shaped by sharp tailoring and historical reference. The influence of the 1960s was present throughout, but it arrived quietly, translated through silhouette rather than costume.
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Fashion Shoot Based on Pablo Picasso’s Paintings
Eugenio Recuenco creates a Fashion Shoot Inspired by Pablo Picasso’s Paintings Fashion has long borrowed from art history, but the most compelling references rarely come from imitation alone. They emerge when an artist understands the source deeply enough to translate it rather than reproduce it. Spanish photographer Eugenio Recuenco approaches Pablo Picasso’s work with that level of intention, reimagining some of the twentieth century’s most recognizable paintings through the lens of fashion photography. Rather than treating Picasso’s work as untouchable iconography, Recuenco treats it as living material. His series does not aim for exact replicas. Instead, it captures the emotional logic behind the paintings. Proportion is distorted. Perspective bends. Color becomes…
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Dolce & Gabbana Menswear – A/W 2014
“The Dolce&Gabbana Men’s Winter 2015 collection takes inspiration from the Norman Kings Ruggero I, Ruggero II, William I, William II, Tancredi, Henry VI, Federico II and Manfredi as well as from the architecture of Norman Sicily as seen in Palermo in the Norman Building, the Cathedral and the Church of the Martorana” www.dolcegabbana.com Style.com
