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By: Tamara Arnew
Designer Marcel Marongiu showed both discipline and dominance
with the Guy Laroche Fall 2013 collection. The line up of looks maintained the
house’s aesthetic for spare silhouettes, separates and practicality in dressing
but with an undersexed provocativeness and prowess. Conservative bondage with
no apparent self-consciousness was effeminate and without lewdness. There were clean angular
lines to shapes done in de rigueur black and bonded leather with subtle zipper
details and a selection of updated aviation style bomber-moto jackets.
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Seventies rude-boy mesh, camo-print silk dresses in navy and white,
monochromatic Jimi Hendrix purple, and a pop of magenta gave variation to
erogenous cuts. Half gloves in black leather, simple low pointed toe pumps and sequins
done as studding detailed the controlled cachet. High necklines and flared
trousers kept relevancy while wrap dresses and skirts strayed away from being
slouchy with broad shoulders and plunging V necks to contrast. Marlene-Dietrich,
as inspiration for the re-invented appearance, had said she “dressed for
herself. Not the image, not for the public, not for the fashion and not for men,”
and Laroche has enmeshed us in exactly the sentiment.
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