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WILD ROSES BY RODARTE

If there could be a parallel universe where we could choose which fashion bran we would be would definitely be Rodarte! There is something so endeavor and astonishing in the aesthetic of this American brand. The hyper neo-romanticism that is the main leading guideline is definitely what the current fashion needs and Rodarte's imagination seems to be involved with each collection!

And the collection for Fall 2020 was all about that and even more. The dark romantic vibes we're accentuated not just with the ultra-black lipsticks ( here I need to undertone the concept of beauty and makeup that offers that final touch up in the fashion story by Rodarte) but also the concept of deep floral prints, mixed with the drama that goes in the choice of laced textures!

The puffy sleeves and forms overall have brought the monumental spirit of cute decadence that this collection has shown. If you could imagine the even garden with the diastolic interruptions, well this collection was all about that!

Dark yet beautiful, feminine and strong yet gentle and light! The oxymoron that perfectly embodies the art of Rodarte! Beautiful and astonishing! Who would say no to that!

What do you think about this collection? Which ensemble do you like the most?

Thank you for your attention!

Georgia❣✨

The highlights of Rodarte Fall 2020 Ready To Wear collection:













📷: Courtesy of Vogue.com

OSCAR WORTHY COUTURE

Those visitors to my blog who are new, I have to say that I have two of the most favorite fashion designers ever. On the one side of the scale, it is Alexander McQueen who was so avant-garde in his aesthetic that even today a fashion has a gap that has never really been fulfilled ( Sarah Burton is doing amazing work in after Lee era, but her style aspirations are in the totally different level that is still admirable. And on the other scale end, there is the design of Elie Saab!

Elie Saab has definitely that what the concept of the pure glamour attraction holds. When I think of how the glamour should look-alike in the Couture aspect, his work is definitely something that I am always leaning towards!

It is really stunning how the concept of fashion beaut fades away in the case of Elie Saab. Just as you thought that the level of gorgeousness has peaked, he delivers the collection that shows the opposite!

That was the case in Spring/Summer 2020 Haute Couture collection. This collection alludes at his beginnings when his Couture was all in the fine embroidery, luxurious fabrics, and fluid forms! If you need an introduction to Elie Saab's Couture legacy, well this collection is the perfect one to see!

From the pure feminine silhouettes, the rich yet refined silver and lustrous golden to textures, to the big bows structured and placed strategically just to tone down the deep cut gowns' spirit!

Since in the few weeks the Oscars are on, it would be really a big waste if any of the celebrities won't be wearing one of these ensembles. With Elie Saab, you can never go wrong and yet you step out from the conventional beauty into the more star-studded area! Fingers crossed that the stylists will have an eye on this collection!

What do you think about this collection? Do you think any of these gowns will be a star of this year's awards season?

Thank you for your attention!

Georgia❣✨

The highlights from Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2020 Haute Couture collection:

















Photos: Courtesy of Vogue.com








EDGY SPIN OF STYLE BY JOHANNA ORTIZ

Johanna Ortiz has already established her signature design. The gorgeous feminine dresses that are rich in the forms and colors alluring the richness of "La Vida Divina" that comes with her Columbian heritage. That joy "de Vivre" is definitely something Johanna Ortiz design has set her signature into the remarkable place catching the attention of many fashionistas and fashion fans. The rich femininity with the dresses as the main item domain featured with the glamorous big hats and ruffles. But seems that lately, Johanna Ortiz has that courage to try something different exploring her limits as a designer giving us something else in her collections.

That evolution or the step further was remarkable in her latest Pre-Fall 2019 Ready to Wear collection but in the Resort 2020, her design swag was so bold and on point. The overall feeling was that Johanna Ortiz lady has become sassier and urban. The first look of Resort collection was the all-white ensemble featured by light puffy-sleeved blouse and midi-skirt. This homogenous approach in the coloristic sense is definitely refreshing dote into the always with the chromatic prints rich solutions. This monochromatic look was not the only one. The light pink dress with the balloon sleeves and knot tied on the front was brought in the same kind of mannerism but with the more fluid silhouette.

What has made this collection bold and sassy, are more toned down colors and boots on the top of the empowering formed dresses. The accentuated shoulders alluring at the office smart options and the leather knee-boots was definitely something new in Johanna Ortiz style. The pure contrast to her usual aesthetic was all-black ensemble with the uber-big, again, puffed sleeved blouse and leather skirt. The seriousness of this look was there to set a different kind of vibe than what we could expect from Johanna Ortiz!

As the show was going to its end, it has remained something of JO aesthetic that we were used to. The ruffled dresses with the huge hints of neo-romanticism with amazing prints, silky textures, and a flowy silhouette mantra only without vibrant colors. More earthy ones as well as that kind of prints. But still so stunning and desirable for any fashion lover!

What do you think about this collection? Do you like this new aesthetic by Johanna Ortiz? Which look from this collection do you like the most?

Thank you for your attention!

Georgia! xo

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Photos: Courtesy of Vogue.com