Lanvin Spring 2011 Beauty and Beene – Fashionist
 

Color, of course,DC Hats, played a major role,NFL Hats, first in several shades of stone and putty,New Era Hats, then jewel tones of orange and ruby,Asian Fit Sunglasses, then finally, neon. The embellished tunics, which showed up near the end,Polyvore Offers Users the Chance to Redesign A Reb,uggs boots, will do well for editorial but not in stores. Conversely, the sparkly silver and black dresses were perfect party dresses–LA stylists certainly took note of them for awards season.
The finale–four beautiful black girls in draped dresses–ignited cheers from the crowd. While Elbaz was obviously making a statement with the gesture, we thought it was a celebration of beauty more than anything political. As was the entire collection.
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PARIS–To see a Lanvin runway show in person is to fully appreciate Alber Elbaz’s devotion to the school of his mentor, Geoffrey Beene. This season,Brenda Walsh’s Top Ten Lipsticks – Fashionista Fashion Industry News, Designers, Runway Shows, Style Advice, Elbaz’s dresses were mostly jersey and crepe, and the models glided down the runway with a swagger that’s not normally encouraged on modern catwalks. Much like Beene’s work, which was clean cut and functional,Monster Energy Hats, Elbaz’s designs consider the woman first. There were flat sandals and spiky heels, formfitting liquid gowns and flowing crepe skirts.