Oh Chanel, the trends that sets the trends. It’s nice to know what everyone will be trying to emulate stylistically in the near future. All the fabrics intricate and beautiful with the classic Chanel homages to their timeless pieces (tweed). The styling is specific, fresh pixie like and high heel less. Most outfits are very wearable regardless the “haute couture” label. source:
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Giorgio Armani Privé Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014-2015
Romantic and structured. polka dot ridden veils over glamorous gowns. The color pallets included red, black and white. High drama as the show progressed. Full of chic mystery and glamor. source:
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Julien Fournie Haute Couture Fall Winter 2014 2015 Plunging Soft Goth
Long sleek gowns with plunging necklines front and back. Slightly goth and dark toned and sheer. simple silhouettes with small details making them slightly unique and less resort. The pieces that stood out the most where the most simple and clean ones. source:
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Giambattista Valli Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014-2015 50’s Rich Bitch
Vintage and dramatic. Linear and sleek alongside intricate embroidery and full length dip dyed gowns. A 50’s bad girl with a trust fund. Most pieces are very sweet but styled in a cool manner with dark sunglasses and head wraps. The pairing of separates to create a solid gown are chic, cool and timeless. source:
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Schiaparelli Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014-2015 80’s Funk Punk
In your face eclectic with experimental textiles and shapes. Un-cohesive but bright and badass. Full of gowns and strange styling. Very Paris Haute Couture. I would label this very 80’s inspired, in regards to the fits and boldness. Great collection, too much fun to look at. source:
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Stephanie Coudert Haute Couture F/W 2014-2015
Expensive and edgy knitwear. Heavy pieces with turban like structure head gear. Most outfits had a luxurious timeless feel with a mixture of fabric choices from shine, matte, and knit. source:
