For Givenchy’s Spring
2014, Riccardo Tisci presented a collection that was high on fluid silhouette
and earthy color palette. Choosing to move away from floral and Bambi prints or
his signature street style flavour, the collection was inspired by the
fragility of Japanese kimono, dramatic draping and jewellery of tribal Africa
and even to certain extent elegance of Indian sari.
Cowl backs, cowl fronts,
kimono inspired suits, leather straps, metallic separates, jersey dresses,
gowns and melange of daring cut out details played with sequins and embroidery.
The pieces were worn with reinterpreted version of African two strap flat
leather sandals, thus bringing in an element of easy elegance. Jewelled masks
painted on to the model’s faces added the required drama on the runway.
Riccardo’s take on jersey
fabrics and sequined maxi dresses are definitely going to appeal to lot of his
patrons. As for the collection, Mr. Tisci’s
new offering had all the ingredients of effortless sensuality and strength.
(Image Credit:Style.com)
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