Jul 10, 2011

Dior Fall 2011 Couture,Paris Haute Couture

Joan Smalls -Dior Fall 2011 Couture,Paris Haute Couture
For the firts time in fifteen years it happened that haute couture collection is not designed by John Galliano.This time Dior unveiled its fall 2011 couture garments at the Musée Rodin few days ago by design team, led by Bill Gaytten and his assistant Susanna Venega, was inspired by former Dior designer Marc Bohan’s creations. Juxtaposing whimsical prints and vibrant hues, the collection hit a number of references from Dior archives to bohemian chic in the form of floor length dresses.

Valentino Fall 2011 Couture,Paris Haute Couture

Freja Beha Erchsen -Valentino Fall 2011 Couture
Valentino designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli deliver a lightweight and ethereal collection fit for a princess with the label’s fall 2011 haute couture line. Showcasing romantic ivory and silvery hues, the Valentino woman dons delicate lace and watercolor accents in the form of painted tulle, dévoré chiffon and metallic details. Topped off with a jewel encrusted wreaths, the collection is understated luxury at its best.

Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011 Couture,Paris Haute Couture

Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011 Couture,Paris Haute Couture
Doesn't matter it is for couture or ready to wear, Jean Paul Gaultier manages to put on a show with a polished flamboyancy like no one else. For the fall 2011 season, Gaultier created garments which juxtaposed sophistication and whimsy with lightweight feathers, rebellious leather and fur accents. Referencing previous collections as well as producing some new tricks, the French designer offered his own brand of couture with the grandiose showing.
Coco Rocha for Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011
Karolina Kurkova for Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011 Couture
Joan Smalls for Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011 Couture