Showing posts with label spring 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring 2012. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Saturday, 24 September 2011
Friday, 23 September 2011
Dominic Jones SS12
This one's a little different -- it's a jewelry collection!
I really like the earrings shown at 0:16 and 0:20. To be honest, I love anything spiked or studded. I have 4 pairs of spike earrings from ASOS, and I think 5 or 6 stud/spike bracelets that I got from Forever 21. I wish I could see Dominic Jones' jewelry in person!
I really like the earrings shown at 0:16 and 0:20. To be honest, I love anything spiked or studded. I have 4 pairs of spike earrings from ASOS, and I think 5 or 6 stud/spike bracelets that I got from Forever 21. I wish I could see Dominic Jones' jewelry in person!
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
Orla Kiely SS12
In posting these videos, I'm trying to give you a look at designers that I don't usually post. Are you liking the videos so far? Please let me know!
Bora Aksu SS12
Oooo, I really like the presentation. Enjoy!
I know LFW is nearly over, but...
This video makes me get all excited and wish I could go.
Sunday, 18 September 2011
New York Fashion Week: Betsey Johnson, Carolina Herrera, Christian Cota, Charlotte Ronson
Betsey Johnson has never really been my cup of tea, though I did admire her insistence on youthfulness and fun. I mean, really -- can you call a lady who does cartwheels and splits at the end of her shows uptight? I definitely enjoyed this collection. Even though it was a mishmash of styles, I think all of the patterns and silhouettes showed scream "Betsey". Favorites of mine: The studded bustier, the half colored-in florals, the sheer trench, and all the ruffles and lace!
Another designer who's never really been my cup of tea. This time around, however, I was pleasantly surprised. Carolina Herrera plus a shot of graphic direction are a match made in heaven. I particularly liked all the uses for the short stripes shown. Vertical patterns, blocks of sheer/opaque, the belts, as piping... it showed up nearly everywhere, and I thoroughly approve.
Christian Cota is a perennial favorite here at Frock Yeah. I don't really have much to say that I haven't said about Cota before, but again: I love the silhouettes, the color palette, the presentation. The only thing I didn't really like this time around is the shoes.
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
New York Fashion Week: Adam, Altuzarra, Band of Outsiders and Charlotte Ronson
It only comes but twice a year...
Mmm, I like this! The first half was weirdly frothy and over-the-top girly, with giant pink flowers and lavender (the color) strewn everywhere. Then the darker florals came, bringing with them a mishmash of... I'm not entirely sure what. I was a little confused as to where the band jacket fit in, to be honest. However, I still appreciate the rest of it. Moral of the story? I guess florals aren't going anywhere. And maybe this spring, instead of leather jackets with maxis, it'll be band/military jackets? I just might be okay with that.
This collection by Altuzarra reminds me of someone/something, but I just can't place it... is it Alexander Wang? I'm sure comparisons will be drawn between the two, since there were quite a few open knits.
One of my absolute favorites so far! I like the Amish meets tennis separates look.
I really like the new direction Charlotte Ronson's going on. This collection is more like her than her last (I think it was last fall that was more punky/sporty than usual), but I think she's sitll on the right track. Here, geometric designs are in, from patch pocket details to mazelike patterns on skirts to large silvery polka dots.
Mmm, I like this! The first half was weirdly frothy and over-the-top girly, with giant pink flowers and lavender (the color) strewn everywhere. Then the darker florals came, bringing with them a mishmash of... I'm not entirely sure what. I was a little confused as to where the band jacket fit in, to be honest. However, I still appreciate the rest of it. Moral of the story? I guess florals aren't going anywhere. And maybe this spring, instead of leather jackets with maxis, it'll be band/military jackets? I just might be okay with that.
This collection by Altuzarra reminds me of someone/something, but I just can't place it... is it Alexander Wang? I'm sure comparisons will be drawn between the two, since there were quite a few open knits.
One of my absolute favorites so far! I like the Amish meets tennis separates look.
I really like the new direction Charlotte Ronson's going on. This collection is more like her than her last (I think it was last fall that was more punky/sporty than usual), but I think she's sitll on the right track. Here, geometric designs are in, from patch pocket details to mazelike patterns on skirts to large silvery polka dots.
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