Frederica Vaccaro is a young designer from Italy. The whole collection had this khaki and black color scheme with the red folded over ankle socks. I loved all the details down to the tousled pinned up hair & bold cherry red lipstick on each of the models. The collection included a lot of double breasted khaki waistcoats and skirts, mini black bows, and black spandex bike shorts. Some other themes of the collection include starched white collared shirts, masculine tailoring, and poufy sleeves.
Argentinian designer Veronica de la Canal's Marie Antoinette inspired collection immediately reminded me of my blogging friend Modern Marie. The designs seemed like something the queen herself would have worn; super extravagant, lacy, and dripping in pearls and feathers. The highlight of the collection for me was the handpainted corsets with portraits on them of Antoinette and other 18th century figures. The usual pastel brocades and tight corsets were updated with a rock and roll feel using colored tulle and slicked back pontails. The last model to walk the runway even had dreadlocks.
xoxo, lauren





great job...I wish i would have been there..!!
ReplyDeleteBoth designers are so utterly cool! I am really impressed by MFW. I so totally want to copy one of the looks from the first designer right now,
ReplyDeleteVeronica de la Canal is looking fab!
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both collections are beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shows! I love the cheeky touch of the red ankle socks in the first show, and the gowns in the second show are sheer drama.
ReplyDeleteOh the second one i absolutely love. you're so lucky you went to miami fashion week!
ReplyDeletei love the hints of khaki in the first collection! great job documenting what you've seen!
ReplyDeletelove italian collection!it sort of does have an italian flair to it too :)
ReplyDeleteI'm really feeling her stuff (Frederica Vaccaro). I'm going to have to google her. Thanks for heads up!
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