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"LET THEM...WEAR MOSCHINO!"

Moschino and Jeremy Scott have been known for their playful and bold approach in the design sense. The not-so-serious perspective is definitely something that stands out in the sea of the current fashion ethos. Moschino is also known for playing with the neo-concepts of our society and civilizations. To this Italian brand that is the immense source of inspiration that Jeremy Scott plays so seductively.

It seems that for Fall 2020 Ready To Wear collection the connotations we're taken from the historical point of view. The Marie-Antoinette persona that has been known for her saying: "Let Them Eat Cakes!", what appeared the only of the many triggers for the French Revolution. This reference as well as her impeccable style we're the juxtaposition start points of this collection.

Everything was in the Moschino mode yet Baroque-ss-ly underwent and accentuated. The mini-crinolines we're on the point and if they were not brought in Moschino versions, they could easily be worn in this historical Epoque. The gorgeous embroideries, the structured silhouette that was toned down with the modern wisps in the textures like jeans, motorcycle-leathery jackets on the top that was the epitome of the typical Moschino girl! And the experimental echo that screams the Couture spirit, is definitely something that could be seen as the turning point if the fashion that, again has become fearless and inspirational elitistic!

The finish was reserved for the unusually glamorous dresses, especially the red one at the very end. Of course, there were cakes too, the dresses formed just to remind us of that infamous saying. And although just like each collection by Moschino, the playful effect was on the point, if we squint our eyes and scratch under the surface, we will see that this collection in the no tendentious way, screams about the current state of the world that long for a revolution in the spiritual and every possible sense. Maybe this could be the wake-up call, in the Moschino mannerism!

What do you think about this collection? Do you like this concept that goes beneath the usual urban associations?

Thank you for your attention!

Georgia❣✨

The highlights from Moschino Fall 2020 Ready To Wear collection:


















📷: Vogue.com

WHEN FASHION BECOMES IRONIC!


Rushemy Bicotter and Lisi Herrebrugh was named as the designer duo of Nina Ricci team. The collection Spring/Summer 2020 was their first for this fashion brand. And I need to say, that they have taken the quirky and the playful spirit of Nina Ricci design to another and totally developed level. It has been really a long time that one fashion brand has taken an ironic and not-so-serious kind of approach, and with this collection, Nina Ricci has definitely set the path to the style that is still elegant and chic, yet so fresh and in some cute and unpretentious way, interesting!

The first look that has opened the collection was just the interlude and light evocation of what we would see int he further looks. The crispy and almost sculpted white ensemble featured by the blouse with the futuristic/Victorian padded shoulders on the top of the plain midi-skirt. Then the total opposite swing in the form of the all-blacks looks with the ruffled coat and wide shoulders. Oh, mentioning the ruffles. They were definitely the highlight in the texture sense for this collection. They were attached on almost every look giving the whole collection the edgy and playful spirit!

And then, something completely different in the continuum. The pastel bright off-shoulders midi-dresses that were shaped in the, again sculpted volume and boosted with the multi-layered underneath layers. The total edgy „Stich“ was definitely in the real buckets that were rocked as the hats or bags, and their realistic mimesis. That moment of the reverse function has brought the neo-post-modernistic touch in this collection. Very simple, yet so authentic and bold! In this case, the bucket was bright pink to go perfectly with the baby-pink look!

The stars of this collection were definitely the tops and blouses. From the ruffled ones to the wide-shoulders ones, in the vibrant colors, like yellow, for example, or the three-dimensional floral ones, indicate and invite you to be inspired by this collection. In today's era of fashion where everything is so serious, it is really brave to have a sense of not taking yourself too much seriously. And this collection is the right one for all of those fashion fans that love the art of fashion, the freedom of it, the joy that brings! And all of that this collection has offered! Job mastered! And we can not wait for a new collection for Nina Ricci!

What do you think about this collection? Do you find amazing the new design? Which look do you find the most interesting?

Thank you for your attention!

Georgia! xo

The highlights from Nina Ricci Spring/Summer 2020 collection:




















Courtesy of Vogue.com




THE SENSE OF BELLETRISTIC FASHION BY ELIE SAAB

The design aesthetic by Elie Saab, a Lebanese designer that has been at the fashion Olimp for years, has definitely been updated into the style that is purely elegant with the small steps in the direction of the visual inventions or Avant-guard glimpses. But that is ok because why to change something you are amazing at and that you do the best! And Elie Saab knows how to tell the perfect fashion story that is glamorous and breathtaking without being boring or dull!

The concept of the "belletristic" aura that is synchronized into his fashion touches is definitely something that makes his taste amazing and impeccable! The same thing was with the latest collection for Spring/Summer 2020. The spirit of more eclectic touches that were undertoned with Africa as the main visual domain and inspiration was brought perfectly with that Elie Saab vibe but yet so very fresh and new.

For the Saab fans, the changes were definitely there. From the rough-laced textures to the more toned down materials and fabrics, the first look was definitely in that niche. The long sweeping dress in the dusty-pink with the gro-pierced textile was definitely there to set the tone of what this collection was all about. The multi-colored ensembles were something to admire too, alluring the African vibrating taste. The bolder step toward this Africa theme was definitely the turbans featured on. 

And all of that was foiled into the amazing Saab style. The glimpse of that was brought in the shiny embellishment dresses with the silhouette that was sleek and simple but breathtaking at the end! The king of textures, Elie Saab could be named like that too, because he has that sense of a gorgeous material that is classy yet overwhelming and simply gorgeous! Here these accents were presented especially the dresses from the end of the show. They were glowing and sparkly yet refined, deep and rich yet captivating!

This collection was definitely something new in the house of Elie Saab. his collections lately have got more diverse in the sense of materials, forms and cuts! The only thing that maintains the same is the simple beauty of them and that is the best part of it all!

What do you think about this collection? Which dress do you like the most? Do you find Elie Saab's work interesting?

Thank you for your attention!

Georgia! xo

The highlights from Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2020 collection:

































Photos: Courtesy of Vogue.com 


       

STEPPING INTO VERSACE TRIBE

If you didn´t know about the famous jungle-print dress that Jennifer Lopez wore at the Grammy´s in 2000, well you have been living under the rock! This year marks almost twenty years from that spectacular moment which is proof that the right dress can boost your entire career! So, the power of fashion is something not to take for granted. So the juxtaposition and the inspiration for the latest Spring/Summer 2020 Versace collection was definitely driven by that famous tribe print and even more, classy Versace looks from their archive which has been so inspiring for Ms. Donatella Versace!

Everything has started with the seductively elevated versions of the corporative mixed with the Versace factor glamour looks. From all blacks ensembles with the mini-miniature lengthed jacket-dresses to the pencil skirt paired with the wide-shouldered blouse! The high-feminine factor was accentuated with the sleek strapped heels bonded over the knees! This detail that is so chic yet bursting with the seductive approach, this sums up what the current Versace woman is all about!

For more urban twist there were cropped jeans jackets and the neon-colored raincoats. The wet look was present not just in the ensembles but on the hair too giving us the real evocation of the urban sexiness. And then the tribe game started! The tribe prints were all over the place. In the original green one, from the flamingo pinks. The heterogenic approach from the anthological green ones was the step out in the texture sense! The chiffon was interrupted with the shiny embellishments or the satin ones. Just to give it a new aura!

Oh, talking about the new aura! Yes, there was that iconic green tribe-printed dress worn at the very end by Jennifer Lopez! But this time it was alternated into the, even more, sexier and hotter (as if that was even possible, but apparently it was) sleeveless and higher cut dress, very similar to that famous one JLo wore almost twenty years ago! She looked even hotter now than then! And yes, that was possible too!

So the anniversary of this iconic moment and dress was remembered perfectly calling us to step into Versace tribe! This collection was stunning, amazing, smart, elegant, fresh, brave, feminine, modern and gorgeous! Plus we got to see Jennifer Lopez slaying that runway! More we can not ask for, right!

What do you think about this collection? Do you remember which importance is connected to that famous green dress?

Thank you for your attention!

Georgia! xo

The highlights from the Spring/Summer 2020 Versace collection:























Photos: Courtesy of Vogue.com