paris fashion week.[spring 2010]

**i am currently working on an article on fashion week spring 2010 in paris. unfortunately i will not be posting my full article until it is published. so this is a watered down version of my article. it is more my view on fashion week, a more comfortable view, not so much news like. i took the time to explain each show for you. **


paris fashion week, any fashion week to me is amazing. it is a dream place for me, some of the best weeks if you personally ask me. i prefer european fashion weeks because i feel as if the european world is more open to the couture and avant garde looks that the designers present, i am not bashing the u.s.
i have seen many shows photographs but it is nothing like watching the shows. the whole idea of the designer comes alive and you can relate to the inspiration and intended feeling the designer has for his or her audience to feel.

i originally posted my views on the shows on twitter but 140 characters limits my opinions on all of the shows. so here we go.

john galliano is a personal favorite of mine. his work is impeccable and his shows are just so theatrical which i love. john galliano 's show was inspired by los angeles! he was inspired by the beautiful homes in my native land, and imagined who would live in them. this beautiful starlet and the actors petition story was formed and gained high reviews. what i love most about galliano is that his focus is not just on the clothes but the overall look, the hat, the jewelry, the shoes. everything added up to a perfect show.



for those unaware, galliano is also the designer for dior. i admire the big designers who have a personal line and also design for a major fashion house. it shows their creativity and galliano never ceases to amaze. the dior looks were very sensual yet chic. lingerie inspired pieces, a feeling of underwear becoming the outerwear. its a vintage dior look with a modern feel. the story of a femme fatale is played out for the audience.


-valentino, a power house in the fashion world. the show consisted of hard and soft elements, leather meets chiffon. the lace details on pieces appear as if they are lace but it is leather. the show was i-n-c-r-e-d-i-b-l-e.

[to be continued]