Dolce & Gabbana
Dolce & Gabbana models showed impressive, opulent clothes with a touch of oriental royality. It was easy to see, that the designer duo Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana were inspired by elements of religion. Lots of complex prints, like icon-paintings and variations of mosaic were used and imparted this collection a breathtaking, strong, new look!
Prada
The Prada looks for F/W 2013/14 are classy and elegant, as expected. The collection, influenced by the 40ies and 50ies, is also very feminine, clear and graceful. Earth-colors, portrayed in different brown shades with gold tones, as well as checked pattern were dominating. The Prada collection was not a revolution for the spectators, but still fascinating.
Versace
Versace, the extravagant and fundamental label, surely knows how to showcase a great fashion show and catch the viewersA? attention. Inspired by Punk subculture, Versace displayed excessive and screaming clothing, with a lot of animal prints. The focus of the material lay on patent leather. The textiles were influenced by strong and impulsive colors like yellow and red, mixed with traditional black and white. Versace is always good for a fashion-sensation!
Roberto Cavalli
In the spotlight of the Cavalli collection, there were hand painted floral patterns, printed on silky, leather and velvet textiles. They were combined with cardigans and fur, often in combination with a high-neck. The chosen colors, black, dark red and gold, made the collection look opulent and majestic.
Emporio Armani
The Emporio Armani Collection took us back to the 20ies. Volume and stiffness in light pastel, as well as in deep, dark colors, dominated the show. Coats were presented in different silhouettes. The interaction between mohair and silk offered a nice contrast in the Emporio Armani F/W 2013/14 Collection. No doubt, we will love it! Especially the Charleston hats!
By
D.E. Zeravica
