Emporio Armani, Munich
Amazing combination of the printed Emporio Armani dress and the 80's style sunglasses.
Archiv June 2010
Paul Smith, New York
Junko Shimada, Paris
I saw this dress in
Junko Shimanda
boutique in Rue St. Floretin in Paris. I was realy impressed by the shape of this dress I've never seen bevor. The enormous full skirt is directly sewn on the triangle bra.
Here is a video that shows this dress.
Fanny Liautard, Paris
Evening wear of Fanny Liautard. Pastel colors, huge hats, roses, silk and a lot of romantic flair.
This sheer silk tulle over the main dress let the dresses look light and airy and very romantic.
Fanny Liautard is a wedding dress designer. Her boutique is in 3, Rue St. Floretin.
Anne Fontaine, Paris
Anne Fontaine's shirts aren't just white all the time.
Louis Vuitton, New York
There is something wrong with two Louis Vuitton dresses. First, the color... It's pretty daring to combine a pastel blue collar and border with the ivory-colored dress. Second, the pattern... The shirt-like blouse and this enormous full skirt contradict each other. But anyway these dresses are remarkable and elegant.
Anne Fontaine, New York
Unchangeable Anne Fontaine is always original. She can repeatedly reinvent her ruffles.
Oscar de la Renta, New York
Two wonderful shimmering sequin-studded evening dresses.
Suzani Embroidered Skirt, Oscar de la Renta
A precious skirt with suzani embroidery. Suzani is originally a type of couching embrodery in Central Asian countries. Oscar de la Renta succesfully applied it to clothes.
Gipsy-Look,Oscar de la Renta
This combination of a red blouse over a patchwork skirt looks like a gipsy.
I Pinco Pallino, Munich
Romantic and fairytale dresses by "I Pinco Pallino". They look vintage and modern at the same time.
Oscar de la Renta, New York
I love these nice matching cardigan and dress with embroidered flower buds!
Maupiou, Paris
This wonderful fabric shop in Paris in 2.Rue de la Paux has so georgeous fabrics! These fabrics are the best I've ever come across.
