Showing posts with label Roberto Cavalli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roberto Cavalli. Show all posts
2013 Grammy Awards: Carrie Underwood
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Carrie Underwood walked the red carpet for the '2013 Grammy Awards' held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
The singer wore an embroidered Roberto Cavalli dress. It's not my favorite from her, but she can do no wrong in my world.
She gave an amazing performance as always. Her silver gown dress was illuminating on stage.
She finished off her look with loose curls, diamond necklace, and nude lips.
Top 10 Milan Fashion Week Looks
Thursday, March 8, 2012
The run-down of my top 10 favorite looks from the Milan Fashion Week fall/winter 2012 runways, in no particular order.
Jil Sander
Raf Simons' last collection was an eat-your-heart-out kind of moment. It hit all the right notes and showed his successor, Jil Sander herself, that she has enormous shoes to fill. This slice of silver lamé under a pitch-pefect white collarless coat was my favorite look, something that a modern-day Jean Harlow might wear.
Gucci
Frida Giannini's latest collection for Gucci was dark and romantic, laden with jewel tones and velvet. One of my favorite gowns was this emerald leopard print velvet number, slit down to there in true Gucci style.
Versus
Printed thigh-high boots made to match printed party frocks seems like a wonky idea, but somehow it worked at Versus.
Giorgio Armani
Armani's latest collection was youthful and fun, with plenty of neon-on-black color combinations. Silky Bermuda shorts and flat oxford shoes gave this wild faux fur coat a playful edge.
Emilio Pucci
A men's-style tuxedo jacket casually thrown over Joan Smalls' shoulders was such a killer way to give this outrageously sexy dress that certain je ne sais quoi.
Versace
White, skin-tight, and spangled with silver. This is exactly the way I like my Versace.
Fendi
Karl Lagerfeld always puts out the best furs for Fendi, and this season was no different. Worn over a burgundy crocodile dress, this multicolored fur looks sinfully luxurious.
Roberto Cavalli
I don't know if it's the train conductor hat, the elbow-length blue leather gloves, the double peplum, or that it's on Natasha Poly, one of the fiercest models in the biz, but there's something about this look that I'm obsessed with.
Dolce & Gabbana
Sicily's baroque religious traditions inspired Dolce & Gabbana's collection this season, but in true form, the designers added a liberal splash of sex appeal to the mix. An ornate gold-embroidered cape worn seductively over a sheer lace dress had a naughty vs nice appeal.
Missoni
The first look from Missoni's fall/winter collection had me at hello. A natty tweed overcoat with a fur collar looked super sick belted over buttery leather patchwork pants.
Labels:
Dolce,
Fall 2012,
Fendi,
Giorgio Armani,
Gucci,
Jil Sander,
Missoni,
Pucci,
Roberto Cavalli,
runway,
top 10,
Versace,
Versus
Spring 2012 Trend Report: Bandeaux
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Viktor & Rolf
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Miranda Kerr
Crop tops started popping up on the runways about a year ago, but for the Spring/Summer 2012 fashion shows, the trend exploded. The most popular version is the teeny tiny bandeau top, which can be tricky to pull off. Obviously you have to have a lot of confidence and be pretty tiny to try these, but they are the most wearable paired with a high waisted skirt (see Viktor & Rolf) or a jacket (see Cavalli). Will you have the confidence (and body) to pull these off come spring?
Prada
Photo: Monica Feudi / Feudiguaineri.com
Model: Lara Mullen
Proenza Schouler
Photo: Monica Feudi / Feudiguaineri.com
Model: Maria Bradley
Versace
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Nyasha Matonhodze
Emilio Pucci
Photo: Monica Feudi / Feudiguaineri.com
Model: Joan Smalls
Helmut Lang
Photo: Monica Feudi / Feudiguaineri.com
Model: Valerija Kelava
Mark Fast
Photo: Filippo Fior / GoRunway.com
Model: Jules Mordovets
Roberto Cavalli
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Natasha Poly
Ruffian
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Angelina Nawojczyk
Dolce & Gabbana
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Caroline Brasch Nielsen
Spring 2011 Trend Report: Cutouts
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Above: Haider Ackermann
Photo: Simone Leonardi / GoRunway.com
Model: Bonnie Chen
Think cutouts are passé? Think again. From tasteful slits at Versace to cobwebby crochet at Mark Fast, cutouts of all shapes and sizes are here to stay. For at least another season.
Not just reserved for the rock chick, this time around cutouts can be an elegant detail, as seen at Altuzarra.
The cutouts you choose should be based on your body type. Have excellent abs? Show them off with midriff cutouts. Razor sharp hipbones? Slashed hip details will perfectly accent your assets. Whatever size and shape you are, the designers have you covered... or, um... cut out.
Above: Altuzarra
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Annaleise Smith
Above: Emilio Pucci
Photo: Monica Feudi / GoRunway.com
Model: Melissa Tammerijn
Above: Mark Fast
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Danni Li
Above: Hervé Léger by Max Azria
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Jacquelyn Jablonski
Above: Betsey Johnson
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Above: Versace
Photo: Monica Feudi / GoRunway.com
Model: Daphne Groeneveld
Above: Roberto Cavalli
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Kasia Struss
Above: Gucci
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Karmen Pedaru
Above: Zac Posen
Photo: Marcus Tondo / GoRunway.com
Model: Karlie Kloss
Spring 2011 Trend Report: 1970s
Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Above: Roberto Cavalli
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Sigrid Agren
Model: Sigrid Agren
While 1960s Mad Men esque style reigned supreme on fall's runways, many designers drew inspiration from the hippie era for spring.
From boho chic favorites like flared pants, suede and fringe at Roberto Cavalli to slinky disco appropriate jumpsuits à la Bianca Jagger at Gucci, every sartorial aspect of the decade was touched on this season.
From boho chic favorites like flared pants, suede and fringe at Roberto Cavalli to slinky disco appropriate jumpsuits à la Bianca Jagger at Gucci, every sartorial aspect of the decade was touched on this season.
Above: Marc Jacobs
Photo: Monica Feudi / GoRunway.com
Model: Kat Hessen
Above: Rodarte
Photo: Monica Feudi / GoRunway.com
Model: Sharon Kavjian
Model: Sharon Kavjian
Above: Emilio Pucci
Photo: Monica Feudi / GoRunway.com
Model: Freja Beha Erichsen
Model: Freja Beha Erichsen
Above: Fendi
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Constance Jablonski
Model: Constance Jablonski
Above: Alexander McQueen
Photo: Monica Feudi / GoRunway.com
Model: Sigrid Agren
Model: Sigrid Agren
Above: Dolce & Gabbana
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Keke Lindgard
Model: Keke Lindgard
Above: Gucci
Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com
Model: Daniela Alves Rezende
Model: Daniela Alves Rezende
Above: Halston
Photo: Marcus Tondi / GoRunway.com
Model: Jasmine Poulton
Model: Jasmine Poulton
Labels:
1970s,
Alexander McQueen,
boho,
Constance Jablonski,
Dolce,
fashion shows,
Fendi,
Freja Beha,
Gucci,
Halston,
Marc Jacobs,
Pucci,
Roberto Cavalli,
rodarte,
runway,
Sigrid Agren,
spring 2011,
trends
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