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The future has now arrived and Tron: Legacy seems to have launched fashion into a video game where clothing looks more and more surreal. The Armani Privé spring 2011 couture show seems to be embracing a new sentiment, that we have to embrace ourselves for space travel in the near future.
It seems as though the metallic threads woven into these organza garments bent light at super speeds as the models floated down the runway.
Don't these hats remind you of the discs that the programs of Tron:Legacy use to defend themselves? Odd reference for a couture show, I know, but I couldn't help notice that they have a strikingly similar appearance!
Luckily there was a bit of color (teal, red, and fuchsia) thrown into the mix of gun metal silvers.
At least, as the years go by, we know that we're already equipped with some pretty sweet futuristic clothes. And, as technology advances we'll be able to create high heeled functioning moon boots and anti-gravity defiant gowns by the time we're forced to use them!
Are you ready to move to the moon?
Remember Chanel's trip to the arctic last season?
This season, Karl Lagerfield didn't unleash the wild onto his audience, but brought us tip-toeing carefully around the sculpted and controlled shapes of an urbanscape. In lieu of Le Nôtre’s gardens throughout the luscious palace of Versailles, this faux-garden (constructed for the show), called out to the manicured tendencies of chic high society and high fashion.
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Now, don't think that the "manicured tendencies" means a dusty, tweed inspired re-cap of Chanel's archives. Instead Lagerfield brought us into a realm of textiles that was new and exciting. Mixing in layers of chain necklaces, long skirts, wide lapels, and cutout fabrics that resembled organic materials themselves this collection will stand high in the lineup of Paris fashion week.
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Roped, draped, and layered necklaces.
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Above are two more simple but more wear-able looks that are so powerful they might stop anyone dead in their tracks.
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The detail in these chain mail gloves, the wrap chain bracelet, or the leather cutout fingerless gloves are to die for!
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And SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.. can't wait till these shoes come full circle to mainstream fashion!
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Perfume is a funny thing. While it's extremely personal (umm...it's what you smell like), it's also very public (everyone else can smell it too).
So here's a couple of the Lulu*s staff favorites, and I must say, we smell pretty darn good.
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Celebs are out and about for Fashion Week in Paris! These are a couple of my favorite looks from this week!
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Jessica Alba looked beautiful at the Christain Dior show. Her Dior dress was a light, floral that left her looking fresh and glowing. She kept her look clean with minimal hoop earrings, a braided beige belt, and white, peep toe heels.
Now for something completely different....
Taking a break from shooting "Gossip Girl", Leighton Meester showed up to the Chanel show with this striking look. The classic Chanel silhouette was given an extreme makeover comprised of leather trimmed with gold fabric and black beads (not exactly practical during a heat wave). The look is topped off with bulky, black bracelets matching the tasseled statement necklace and open toe ankle boots from Christian Louboutin. It can't be denied that she looks amazing!
Have you been keeping up fashion week? What have been your favorite looks?
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I want to introduce you to one of my favorite up-and-coming models: Frida Gustavsson. This 17-year-old, 5’11” Stockholm native is a self-proclaimed geek, but is a natural on both the runway and on film. In January, she walked for Valentino, Armani Privé, Elie Saab, Christian Dior, and Chanel in spring couture shows in Paris.
Frida is not only a force on the runway, but also off. Below are some example of her laid back, but chic, style.
Want to recreate Frida’s free and easy style? Lulus.com can help with these key items:
Images of Frida courtesy of altamira
As the scrims rolled up and revealed the Chanel girls on an iceberg in the center of the Grand Palais in Paris I can only imagine the sound of gasps echoing throughout the building. In a dream, Karl Lagerfeld envisioned his Fall 2010 collection shown on models walking through melting ice caps and, as if in a dream, the spectators in Paris watched as ice caps melted around a brilliant collection of clothes.
Karl Lagerfeld has put his Chanel snow bunnies smack dab in the middle of of the global warming conversation. Literally, as the models were walking through the ice caps they were melting and water was collecting on the cat walk. As they walked through the water getting their faux fur boots (yes I did say faux) wetter and wetter.
This is a very blatant reminder that yes things are heating up and melting away. In the meantime dressing for warmth couldn't get more fun than these chunky layered furlicious outfits. As for innovation, Lagerfeld took knitwear to a new level, especially in the last white tulle chiffon knit gowns.
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