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PFW Day 4

Ciao amiche fashioniste, eccoci per una nuova giornata della settimana della moda parigina.

Il primo stilista che andremo ad analizzare oggi è Giambattista Valli. Stilista italiano, romano per la precisione, che come un altro romano, Valentino Garavani (non proprio il primo di passaggio), sfila a Parigi.                               

Chiunque di noi nella vita ha sognato di indossare un suo abito. Ecco, dopo la sfilata di oggi, il numero di donne che sogna un suo abito nell'armadio è sicuramente aumentato.      

In passerella sfilano abiti leggeri che si muovono insieme alle modelle che li indossato. Abiti eterei che sembravano usciti dalla Grecia antica, con questi tagli impero davvero molto belli.


Cosa dire della signora Bechkam? Beh, solo 3 parole: ce l'ha fatta. Essì, perché per quanto si voglia criticarla- eh ma con quel marito può avere tutto, vabbè è una ex Spice Girls- ma Victoria è arrivata a Parigi e questo vuol dire tanto (soprattutto se Anna Wintour siede in prima fila alle tue sfilate). 

Lo stile inglese può piacere o meno, perché si lei è una suddita di Sua Maestà Re Carlo III, ma ha saputo imporre il suo stile e il suo modo di vedere la donna. 

Ecco che in passerella arrivano donne con uno stile funzionale, adatto a tutti i giorni, ma essendo sempre chic, affiancati da abiti da sera con un tocco fru fru che non guasta mai. 


 Ora spazio all'ultimo week-end di moda prima delle ultime giornate finali. 

Buonanotte amiche fashioniste. 

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