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By: Maddison Brown
Fashion can be a lot like being in a museum, we could stare
all day and still not understand what the artist is trying to convey. In the
instance of Bottega Veneta, combining wool and silk may be something we
wouldn’t think of ourselves, but it doesn’t stop us from seeing the beauty in
it. The Fall 13 models took the runway like portraits themselves. The designs
and patterns of choice were abstract and beautiful, each looking like they were
sharing a message.
The rest of the collection was heavier in texture and
colour, most black and very classy. Drapery was common as well as the sleeve,
in both bell and quarter sleeve. One piece in particular was fire engine red, with
largely padded shoulders in angular drapery. Necklines were an erogenous zone
of choice, with lots of thought put into the placement of the collar. The
modesty of the rest of the outfits made the entire line one of pure glamour and
class. Hair was pinned back in a very 40’s fashion, with coordinating red lips
and full, natural brows. Definitely an expressive and thoughtful collection for
Fall 2013!
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