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Even the Renaissance-style capes, a Valentino touchstone for ages, were crafted for this fall in a provocative sheeny black on a model with dark eye make-up, stomping black wedge boots and long blood-red leather gloves. This angel had fallen from heaven long ago, the show seemed to say. A model wears a creation for the Valentino fashion collection during Women's fashion week Fall/Winter 2020/21 presented in Paris, Sunday, March 1, 2020. (AP Photo/Francois Mori) Aside from the kinky elements, there were lots great fashion-forward plays on shape.
A black scarf insert fell off the back of one shoulder with an off-kilter air, like the single fallen wing of a dark angel. ISSEY MIYAKE'S VISUAL POETRY With a black felt-tip pen at the start of Issey Miyake's Paris fashion show, an artist sketched out a human shape on a paper sheet with speed and impressive precision. Then, to gasps from the audience, that shape - and others next to it - were cut out. As sections of paper fell to the ground, Túi xách nữ đi làm Túi xách nữ đi làm nữ đi làm models appeared from behind the holes. It was an imaginative start to designer Satoshi Kondo's fall show, which began with a geometric series that riffed on this idea of thick lines cut out on clothes.
All sorts of shapes and square sections flickered out. The collection soon expanded into bright hues - with sheeny silk fabrics, weaves in extra-fine nylon yarn and colorful knits. Several busy jazzy prints - one in particular in apricot - seemed a little unnecessary and distracted from the beautiful shapes in the designs. But Kondo made up for it with a deft play in form using the codes of the Japanese maison. Silk dresses curved back around at the bottom - like a sort of parachute sleeve - and formed a cape-hybrid.
It filled with air as the models walked, and in the beautiful motion, http://malanaz.com/nen-mua-tui-xach-gi-shop-ban-tui-xach-ha-noi-sale-off-45/ it seemed as if the models might take flight. CHANEL TO LIVE-STREAM Luxury French brand Chanel said in addition to hosting its Paris Fashion Week show Tuesday, it will live-stream it on all of the storied house's social media platforms and its website, due to the new coronavirus outbreak.
