Fashion Week Mania: The Highlights Of The Most Outstanding Shows!

Here comes my favourite time of the year which I consider my own “Christmas”; Fashion Week. When I was chosen as the “editor of the month” nothing popped in my mind but the Fashion Week and all the beautiful runway looks each designer showcases in London, New York, Paris and finally Milan; which is my personal favourite! Here are the highlights of the most outstanding shows…

Starting with Mr. Jeremy Scott’s collection for Moschino bringing fun back to fashion! As usual humor is an essential ingredient in his designs that’s why Mr. Scott is the best designer for the label; mixing much loved comfort food with fashion!

Moving on to Antonio Berardi as usual stayed true to his fiercely sexy script of clothes with his main focus on a feminine waist line.

Simone Rocha’s girl this season was Queen of punk court looks and the embellishments were the main factor for the success of Rocha’s latest collection. 

Christopher Kane constantly brings new techniques to the runway this time blending fabrics and textures with unlikely silhouettes to give this imaginative effect. On the other hand, we can see that David Koma’s inspiration was the paintings of Lucas Cranach The Elder however the show had this futuristic edge. 

Burberry’s F/W collection was nothing but art and some of their pieces had a warm summer feel to them. Also, The cozy coats added a luxurious warmth effect shown in beautiful shades like larch yellow and bright olive and the collection employed a variety of fabrics including English woven cotton gabardine and hand painted leather.

As for Gucci the silhouettes were more 1960’s than 1970’s and in general we can say that it is a light and youthful collection. 

One of the best designers among all was of course Tom Ford since no one can miss the sparkling dress bearing the number “61” and for those who don’t know it’s his date of birth. 

Saving the best for last the one and only Fausto Puglisi was all about bold colours, edgy and sultry silhouettes and the most interesting thing was that his main influence was including Orphism art, Les Ballets Russes and the Statue of Liberty.