Tom Ford Fall 2014

“I don’t pop Molly, I rock Tom Ford,” is what Teen Vogue editor, Jane Keltner de Valle, quoted on her Instagram about Ford’s all things Rock & Roll and Pure Luxury Fall collection. While the leather, fur, and snakeskin may leave that luxurious feel, Ford adds that Rock & Roll edge with: Sparkles, Firey Red, dip-dyed fur, and nevertheless, leopard. The first people that seem to come to my head are Miley Cyrus, Madonna, and Lady Gaga. I wonder who will be first to sport one of Tom Ford’s courageous Fall 2014 creations.

Images from NowFashion.com

Jean Paul Gaultier Does Grease

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We are going back in time! As the models happily danced down the Grease inspired runway, at by far the most major show this season.

Wearing ensembles of leather in the beginning, making me think Madonna in the 80s. To the lace and tulle ensembles, seen throughout the movie of Grease. Some of the models even sported the over-the-top super high 80s hairstyles. Thankfully no mullets involved. While the floral ensembles, channeled by Joan Smalls make me think a little bit of a 60s and 70s vibe. And the berets that Fei Fei Sun and Anais Pouliot channelled make me think the edgiest Parisian yet.

Although Gaultier gives such a fun Grease vibe, he adds a modern twist. Incorporating some playful touches using ruffles and peplum, elements seen throughout Spring fashion week. And the Metallic hues make me think 80s Flapper girl, but still just so Chic. I always love how Gaultier does something do different each season, taking inspiration from something yet so different each season, and making it into one of the best shows each season. Bravo, Jean!

Stella McCartney Gives Python a Soft and Sweet Feel for Resort 2014

 

Model Tilda Lindstam shows off many of the Sweet and Feminine Pythoned looks.

This Resort 2014 season, as many snakeskin prints have been in style and designers have been giving it a Chic feel of their own, Stella McCartney definately impressed me, by giving phyton, a funky and edgy snakeskin print a soft and sweet feel.

With a khaki colored phyton print, Stella McCartney pairs it with light pastel shades like Baby pinks, blues, and yellows. White was also a key shade in pairing. McCartney also used feminine staples like flowers and lace, pairing it with phyton prints for a really fun, and sweet feminine feel.

Other than the phyton print, Stella McCartney also designed many very Feminine dresses in sheer and silk fabrics. Using colors like pastels as before, and adding in blacks and tangerine brights. Ruffles gave dresses a bouncy, fun feel while the baggy pant was also used, to give a more causal feel to sweet feminine looks. So Fun, Sweet, Feminine, and Casual at the same time. Amazing.