I think Valentino is one of those brands where you can trust that the designers will always deliver elegance, style and grace and for their latest collection, duo designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli took us on a gypsy adventure. The show was opened by Yana Van Ginneken who wore a stunning navy dress, which had a floral pattern, with sections cut out to create a lace effect. She was finished with a pair of knee-length gladiator sandals, with her hair tucked back with simple make-up. The tone of navy was spread across other looks, before full length patterned gowns appeared on the runway. These had a bandanna style to them, in tones of greens and blues. Another inspiration for this collection was the sea, an underwater fantasy. For example look #3, which came in 3 different styles, all with the same neapolitan ice-cream tones of pink, cream and chocolate. These dresses flowed easily down the runway, moving effortlessly, like an underwater creature floating around.
The last few gowns stunned everyone in the audience. The dresses looked light, ethereal and like a fantasy. These dresses appeared in sheer materials, with amazing detailing. They had unique prints of different starfish, little sea creatures and even ships. They looked stunningly beautiful. I really enjoyed watching this show; the silhouettes, the shapes, the movement, the materials, even the music added together to create a harmonious collection.
I think Valentino is one of those brands where you can trust that the designers will always deliver elegance, style and grace and for their latest collection, duo designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli took us on a gypsy adventure. The show was opened by Yana Van Ginneken who wore a stunning navy dress, which had a floral pattern, with sections cut out to create a lace effect. She was finished with a pair of knee-length gladiator sandals, with her hair tucked back with simple make-up. The tone of navy was spread across other looks, before full length patterned gowns appeared on the runway. These had a bandanna style to them, in tones of greens and blues. Another inspiration for this collection was the sea, an underwater fantasy. For example look #3, which came in 3 different styles, all with the same neapolitan ice-cream tones of pink, cream and chocolate. These dresses flowed easily down the runway, moving effortlessly, like an underwater creature floating around.
The last few gowns stunned everyone in the audience. The dresses looked light, ethereal and like a fantasy. These dresses appeared in sheer materials, with amazing detailing. They had unique prints of different starfish, little sea creatures and even ships. They looked stunningly beautiful. I really enjoyed watching this show; the silhouettes, the shapes, the movement, the materials, even the music added together to create a harmonious collection.
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