LFW Day 3
The ambiguous reaction of the guests to the Mark Fast show, about which you can read more in the “spoiled” fashion-darling blog Khrustaleva-Hecht, in no way affected their passionate desire to drink at his afterparty on Saturday evening. The hostel is Boutique Browns Focus, one of the few places in London where you can profit from Opening Ceremony, Acne Jeans and Alex Wang. At 1 am, the guests went home, funny and drunk, so as not to oversle the morning show of a knitwear connoisseur - Louise Goldin.
The fourth Louise Goldin show at London Fashion Week was a cross between the Tudors and the 1990 Madonna tour. The inspiration of the Baroque epoch was obvious - a bronze tanning of models, complex drapery, crystals, a broker and, to the taste of King Louis XIV, a sunny palette of dresses. "I studied the Baroque exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum from and to and for the first time dedicated my collection to something historical," says Goldin. "And also for three years I investigated the history of bras, which is also reflected in my designs this season." Interpreting Madonna's pointed sconces created by Gauthier and the motifs of 17th century court fashion - this is how Loise Goldin introduced the spring / summer 10 season and made it extremely elegant.
Having studied the photo albums of Tahiti from the end of the 19th century, this season Richard Nicoll was inspired by the clothes of islanders. Looking for a balance between urbanization and escapism, the designer created a collection called Resort, the main motives of which were "dusty" colors, sarongs, fringe and silk. Nicoll has added luxury and elegance to the traditional style of Tahitian clothing, incorporating draping and corsets into their designs. If last season, the Richard Nicoll boudoir collection was too hot for sex, then s / s 10 is natural and asks from the catwalk in the daily wardrobe ... uh ... well, of course, if your daily wardrobe is a dress worth 500 euros.
The most emotionally concentrated show of the third day, oddly enough, was the show Unique from TopShop. The aperitif served on a grand scale before the show was impressive - champagne, artichokes, Alexa Chung, giving an interview and Alex Fury, chewing a sandwich, and the show itself went beyond what was expected. Sir Philip Green, the British billionaire and the owner of the Arcadia Group, first followed, Jefferson Hack, the founder of Dazed & Confused, followed, and Kate Moss arrived in absolute ecstasy of photo reporters. But the most unexpected guest at the Unique show was none other than Alena Doletskaya. Seating all the star guests, TopShop turned on Nirvana and started the show ... The collection, which styling was made by Katie Grand, in the s / s10 season was inspired by the 70s California, skateboarding and surfing, and, most likely, Erin Wasson style. Bright color palette plus graffiti, faded denim and aged t-shirts, complex swimsuits, polo dresses and prints with motifs of surfing and skate brand logos - judging by everything from the Unique fans, the business has become small - to find a boyfriend in the spirit of Stacy Peralta or James Adams. And it should be done as soon as possible, because even Mrs. Doletskaya asked whether she liked the show, answered without delay - “oh-oh-so”.
Сatwalk pictures - www.catwalking.com
Photos - Patrick Lindblom for look at me