The 3rd and final day of Spring Couture was actually yesterday, but this post met a delay after
choosing to focus on the collection from Jean-Paul Gaultier. Anyway, here are the highlights from yesterdays shows.
Franck Sorbier presented a collection of Grecian-inspired outfits, featuring busts contoured precisely to the models bodies.
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| Franck Sorbier |
Maison Martin Margiela recycled and reinvented luxurious vintage fabrics; the models walked out with their heads concealed in gold and blue masks, a trademark of the Margiela house.
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| Maison Martin Margiela |
Chinese designer Yiqing Yin presented gracefully surreal couture pieces that envelope the body with unique
folds and layers.
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| Yiqing Yin |
Elie Saab delighted viewers with frothy dresses seemingly lifted straight from an underwater fairytale, continuing the oceanic trend for mermaid-inspired clothing.
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| Elie Saab |
Finally Valentino continued the fairytale theme with vintage floral patterns in neutral pastel shades and intricate beadwork.
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| Valentino |
Spectacular collections. I like the 19th century vibe - and, as you say, the underwater feel. 20.000 Leagues Under the Ocean, anyone?
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