Paris Haute Couture Week: The front row gang so far
By Andrea Petrou on January 26th, 2011
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Haute Couture Fashion Week Spring 09: Giorgio Armani Prive
By Andrea Kiliany Thatcher on January 27th, 2009
Giorgio Armani’s couture woman this season is dark and regal, dressed in black, red, purple and chartreuse with a hint of metallic. Her shoulders are big, her waist defined, and her fabrics risky – think leather and lace with heavy silk thrown in for good measure. The silhouette is reminiscent of the 80s doing the 40s. It’s sharp and sleek, with most skirts hitting just below the knee and jackets fastening tightly at the natural waist. Evening gowns, as usual, are showstoppers, from a red one-shouldered number to plenty of opulent lace-trimmed black numbers that’ll give Oscar attendees plenty to choose from.
[Via Catwalk Queen]
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Fall 2008 Couture: Armani Privé
By Andrea Thatcher on July 2nd, 2008
From Catwalk Queen:The Telegraph’s unstoppable Hilary Alexander called it “everything the well-dressed and well-heeled wealthy woman of today could conceivably want in her wardrobe,” and we are obliged to agree. What John Galliano is doing with see-through skirts this week, is what Giorgio Armani is doing with tailoring and bow ties. His sharp autumn/winter couture 2008-9 collection, was a walk down memory lane for Armani’s history of silhouettes.
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Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2008: Giorgio Armani Prive
By Andrea Thatcher on January 22nd, 2008
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Beautiful tailoring came in carefully molded suits and elegantly draped evening gowns at the Giorgio Armani Prive haute couture show on Monday. The gowns really stole the show with beautiful lines, fan pleating, and subtle details we’re just itching to see on the red carpet. The dresses were traditionally romantic and feminine, while the suiting acheived the same affect in a more modern way. Jackets were molded onto the body and skirts expanded on the volume we saw at Dior in a more subtle, geometric way.
Many more pictures after the jump.
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