Sick, although in quite a good way.
That’s the only possible response to the coral leather mini-bloomer
playsuit that proceeded fourth in the Fendi collection today. Coral.
Leather. Bloomer. Playsuit. Such a thing could no doubt cause ridicule,
offense, or even pity if viewed on the everyday street. Yet when seen
with our fashion glasses on, we can instantly perceive that this garment
has precisely the right number of attractive-repulsive features to
qualify it as ideally avant-garde. It has the puff-shoulder sleeves, the
’80s-yet-not yoke, the gathering into a high-neck
nearly-but-not-Victorian collar. While below, it provides exactly the
correct amount of photographer-attractor leg exposure to satisfy girls
who congregate at and outside fashion shows.
Fendi is a serious Roman fur and leather house of long standing, but recently Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi have been having some fun with it all. “There are no references,” remarked Lagerfeld as he moved through the roiling postshow throng. “Retro is over, no?” Still, even when he’s supposedly designing against the mainstream, Lagerfeld’s antennae can’t help transmitting a sense of the fashion news that is running through Spring. It was there in the silhouettes the big-sleeved, high-neck, high-waisted, and pleated midi thing that’s currently going on. In Fendi’s case, they provide the backdrop for ultra-luxurious house materials and skills: summer furs in a rattan-basketwork open-weave technique, cropped jackets in whipstitched patchwork python and braiding and smocking effects. Fendi x Karl Lagerfeld may be 50 years old as a collaboration, but in some ways it’s still ridiculously, friskily young. Again, in a good way.
Enjoy the FENDI Spring/Summer 2016 fashion show & 1st Haute Couture collection for Fall/Winter 2015/16 at the end of this post! LoL, Andrea
Fendi is a serious Roman fur and leather house of long standing, but recently Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi have been having some fun with it all. “There are no references,” remarked Lagerfeld as he moved through the roiling postshow throng. “Retro is over, no?” Still, even when he’s supposedly designing against the mainstream, Lagerfeld’s antennae can’t help transmitting a sense of the fashion news that is running through Spring. It was there in the silhouettes the big-sleeved, high-neck, high-waisted, and pleated midi thing that’s currently going on. In Fendi’s case, they provide the backdrop for ultra-luxurious house materials and skills: summer furs in a rattan-basketwork open-weave technique, cropped jackets in whipstitched patchwork python and braiding and smocking effects. Fendi x Karl Lagerfeld may be 50 years old as a collaboration, but in some ways it’s still ridiculously, friskily young. Again, in a good way.
Enjoy the FENDI Spring/Summer 2016 fashion show & 1st Haute Couture collection for Fall/Winter 2015/16 at the end of this post! LoL, Andrea
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Photo Credit/Source: The House of FENDI
Photos by Kim Weston Arnold / Indigitalimages
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Last July, the House of FENDI presented their 1st ever Haute Couture collection in Paris - In his 50 years of designing for Fendi, Karl Lagerfeld has registered every possible blip on the radar of fashion’s societal changes. There have been years when the acceptable way to wear fur was privately, on the inside. There have been times, recently, when he’s turned it multicolored brash and pop-looking, tracking youth culture’s propensity for fun. All along, though, it’s always been about showing the techniques this specialist Roman house is capable of producing.
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