Consuelo castiglioni biography of alberta
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Imagination on holiday
Milan — The fleet of fashion editor-filled sedans moves from one show to another every hour on the hour -- stilettos out of the car, stilettos in the car, bubble skirts out, bubble skirts in. And the yawning spreads.
Japanese photographers snap Anna Wintour’s picture here and there, runway lights go down and up, cigarettes are lighted and stubbed out. And still the yawning spreads. If there’s a spare moment for an espresso, it had better be a double because what’s come down the runway here so far isn’t jolting anyone out of jet lag.
Milan Fashion Week is just beginning but one can’t help feeling despondent. Fashion is in the midst of great change, with color and embellishment taking a back seat to Minimalist design for the first time in years. But the gravity has shifted to Paris and New York, and the first few days of shows here have done little more than highlight the divide between those who steer fashion and those who merely keep the motor running.
Italy is full of designers and labels with a signature style. Dolce & Gabbana and Roberto Cavalli cater to the sex pot; Marni’s Consuelo Castiglioni to the artsy gallerista; Giorgio Armani to the career woman; Alberta Ferretti to the sweetie pie; and Emilio Pucci to the print-loving peaco
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[Writers, Saint Anderson [and others] ; German paraphrase, Henriette Zeltner ; Sculpturer translation, Claire Le Breton].
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The Best Looks of Milan Fashion Week Fall 2017
Ciao, Milano! Leg three of the marathon that is fashion month kicked off on an extremely high note, with an exuberant yet apocalyptic Gucci show by fashion’s favorite eccentric, Alessandro Michele. With such a bountiful start, expect to see lots of luxe outerwear, deep red hues, and plenty of Italian romanticism as Milan Fashion Week storms ahead. While the peacocks of the street may be putting on a fashion show all their own, Milan is never one to disappoint when it comes to the real fashion. Highlights always include Prada, Versace and Giorgio Armani, while all eyes will be on the Marni show as new creative director Francesco Russo shows his first collection following the departure of Consuelo Castiglioni. Here, the best looks straight from the runways.
1Jil Sander
Oversized shoulders and voluminous silhouettes ruled at Jil Sander, rumored to be designer Rudy Paglialunga’s last collection for the house.
2Versace
Female power was the message at Versace where clothes boldly displayed the words “Love,” “Courage,” and “Equality.” Stand strong, ladies!
3Philosphy Di Lorenzo Serafini
Philosophy designer Lorenzo Serafini is quickly becoming known for his dresses. but this mod black and white leopard coat was the