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Showing posts with label eyebeam studio. Show all posts
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Sunday, February 19, 2012

Luxe Dominatrix at Catherine Malandrino Fall 2012

Catherine Malandrino has always dressed the take-charge kind of woman.  For Fall 2012, the designer made it a bit more obvious with patent leather corsets and mane-like fur collars around the neck.  The presentation at Eyebeam Studios in Chelsea was sexy.  Beaded mesh mixed with embroidered leather and pailettes.  Tailored seaming flattered the right curves on the body as did strategic cutouts.  

The handbag of the day was a box-like lucite clutch.  The purse came in a myriad of sparkly or quartz bodies with sides of clear plastic and contrast colors.  The earring of choice was a series of dangled chains from a multi-hole ear cuff.  

This label is one I love to shop from (even more with a sample sale) because it is clearly designed by a woman for women who live my lifestyle.  There was a lot of black in different textures, with bright, right jewel tones of green, sapphire and fushia.  Powerful women look great in this collection, and who doesn't appreciate that?

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Sunday, February 12, 2012

Scream Queen Glamour - Christian Siriano Fall 2012



Did you ever find classic horror heroines elegant and sexy?  Apparently designer Christian Siriano did.  For his darkest collection yet, the Project Runway winner paid homage to the divas of scare Saturday night at EyeBeam Studios. 

The prolific dressmaker sent elaborately detailed fishtail gowns, floating wings, ruched tulle, sequins and satin.  The palette had lots of sculptured black, dark blood red, with some ghostly white thrown in.  Hair was a severe pulled back ponytail and deep vamp lipstick.  Red carpet fantasies for those with a wicked sensibility.

Yes, we may have seen a lot of fishtails at recent awards shows, but Mr. Siriano exaggerates the silhouette even more, with more fluid fabrics.  Draped shoulder details turn into wings when the model moves.  Instead of ruching as a trim, it is stacked upon stacked to built structure.

Congratulations Christian, you have achieved elegance for the post-Twilight generation!

Photos by Ching Leung
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