By: Julia Smith
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With the designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and
Pierpaolo Piccioli’s wanting to “capture a woman in a private moment” (WWD) they
made sure to include long slim silhouettes and feminine accents such as cutouts.
With the showing starting off with cocktail dresses paired
with white doily inspired collars, we knew we were in for a feminine treat at
the Valentino FW2013 show. The dark dresses contrasted by the white patterns
really stood out. Patterns followed, floral of course, to continue and embody
the femininity of the collection.
Elegant long garments were then the focus
with lace detailing peaking through the long coats. White cashmere coats were
next, and then moved on to beige dresses with lace trimming. Lace continued to
be a major theme, as well as sheer cutouts, particularly along the arms and
across the chest. The silhouettes grew long as did the intricacy of the
patterns. The whooping 69 piece show ended with longer garments of the previous
shorter ones. Overall, a feminine accent to the otherwise masculine shows
that we have been seeing this season.
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