Designers have been shaking up the runway with their Resort collections for the year of 2010. A couple that have caught QBee's eye? Stella McCartney, Alexander Wang, Chanel, Burberry Prorsum, Marchesa, and Miu Miu. Since this working gal can't catch a break during the vacation time... can I splurge in this as a fair substitute?
Stella McCartney's Resort line this year is my absolute favorite! I love the spruce of colors from the navy blue sailor motif to the khaki white pieces and spurts of yellow... giving the line a feel of "ocean seas traveling" touch. Of course, in every season, Stella always creates beautiful fully embellished jackets that surely would glitz up any dull outfit! What I love about the first two images, was her play with the angular triangle cut sleeves of the crisp white blouse and her different bottom pairings. I love the knotted midriff touch of the blouse paired with the glitzy black skinny trousers for that modernized crisp and clean look. But the second look! As if tucking the same blouse into a tight-at-the-waist kimono wrap belted black embellished skirt wasn't creative enough (whew, gotta come up for air)... I loved the pairing of the knee-length skirt with the liquid black open-toe cut-out leggings that blends into the black pumps. I drool over this look! Must try...
Alexander Wang
Always the master of mixing feminine with a tint of masculinity, Alexander Wang's Resort 2010 collection shows sensible cuts, whether in sparkly, one-piece cocktail dresses or perfectly integrated mix-and-match pieces. Adored by the stars, Alexander Wang is one of the few groundbreaking designers who redefined the designer world with his take on "comfortably chic". Who said you have to risk comfort for the sake of fashion?
Chanel
Chanel's Resort collection touched all bases this year. From the gypsy-chic breezy take on Aztec prints and the romantic and earthy to the urban rock-and-roll glitz and glamour. Absolutely adore the soft, yet rich and cozy gray tank with the glittery blue lame shorts! And of course, regardless of the season, Chanel always includes a sleek cut, black ensemble: a boat-neck button up cardi with accentuated shoulder bow-ties to add a dash of classic femininity.. paired with skinny cigarette pants and black fringe-tiered heels. One phrase comes to mind in terms of Chanel: Tres Chic!
I have to say, Burberry Prorsum.. I absolutely, absolutely adore.. Throughout the past year, Burberry has kicked it up a notch with their collection. I love the varied shades of soft nudes with sandy, charcoal undertones. Trousers have been all the rage this past year, instantly making outfits look city chic. Chiffon dresses have always been appealing to the eyes, however it has quickly been adapted into footwear as well; softening up the bind and mold to the foot with a wrap around effect. I can't get enough of the delicate touch! Soft, mint green has been peeking in.. adding to the spring appeal. And of course, Burberry would not be Burberry without a soft, ruffle-ruched trench, staying true to its London appeal..
Marchesa
With the ongoing change in the fashion forecast, gravitating toward menswear inspiration.. Marchesa has always stayed dedicated to the touch of a woman's femininity. Designers Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig, are known for their modernizing take on the Greek Goddess: romantic draping of chiffon with strategically embellished bodices. Marchesa has been the go-to designer for breath-taking red carpet numbers, worn by stars such as Taylor Swift, Mischa Barton, Blake Lively, and Diane Kruger. You never fail to take our breath away, Marchesa...
Miu Miu3 Words come to mind: Sweet. Elegant. Fresh. Miu Miu makes you feel refreshed and renewed every time you don one of their pieces. Comfortable, sweet, and feminine: the pieces remind women that their youth is not to be forgotten... with the baby powder pink and neutral pieces, you can't help but feel like a little girl again... picking dandelions and making a hopeful wish for the moment...
xo Qbee
xo Qbee
i love love love the gowns!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous gowns that are not very practical for us LOL but I want want want the Stella McCartney pieces... TO DIE FOR..
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